very special hiking to to the water and see for that we are off to the north sea island of used every six hours the tide changes drastically due to the album flow of the tides it is possible to walk far out into the much flats when the tide is going out hiking directly on the seabed well sounds good but you have to be careful this can be quite dangerous when the water starts rise again since two thousand and nine the warden see is natural heritage site as its unique natural phenomena let's take a closer look now and with an expert who knows exactly the movement of the tides. high no bearing is taking his guests on a special kind of tour he's going to show them how to land become sea and the sea land. you know now we're headed out at the water on seems low point for where we're going now later this afternoon the water will be about this high above our heads. nobody knows the mudflats around the north sea island of houston like hina bearing his father before him was also a mudflats guide and whenever he was ill hina had to take over the first time was when he was just eleven and that wa

nobody knows the mudflats around the north sea island of houston like hina bearing his father before him was also a mudflats guide and whenever he was ill hina have to take over the first time was when he was just eleven and that was almost six decades ago. all of them are now if you look back there you'll see a pull sticking up on the horizon you see that's where we're headed it's going to be interesting. they walk nearly two and a half kilometers out on to the mt flats. above the water's already rising we have to make sure we arrive on time and go on. high no one says guess to save at this strange place and see how fast everything changes well doesn't this is the one sees deepest point. in the time it took us to get from back there down here the sea level has risen about forty centimeters back there you can still see a little patch of the mud flats that was visible as a much larger island. if we were out there on it now we'd be entirely surrounded by water. now the water is pushing in our direction we'll probably see another always on the horizon it's changed again it changes from

get towards north sea coasts, it is cooler here than elsewhere. —— some low cloud may linger towards north sea coasts. a stray shower in northern ireland, one or two in the channel islandshis will be the coolest night of the week as temperatures quite widely tipped down into single figures away from the larger towns and city centres. the big picture is the same on wednesday, high to the north, low to the south, a gentle breeze from the north north—east. north sea coasts could see some areas of cloud lingering, remaining cloudy towards parts of northern england and east midlands too, but for many of us dry, sunny as well, pleasa ntly warm for many of us dry, sunny as well, pleasantly warm in the sunshine as temperatures head into the low 20s. north sea coasts holding around the mid teens. deeper into the week, whilst most of us will stay dry, high teens, low 20s, a few showers around, particularly affecting england and wales. some in the south—east on thursday could be thundery. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8:00pm. the grenfell fire inquiry has heard that a catalogue of problems led to the tower being engulfed in flames. the blaze started in flat 1

islands. a fine day, long sunny spells, warmer than today, into the low 20s but remember that breeze coming into the north sead it will feel cooler than it does elsewhere. thursday into friday, we will show you that through the evening, an increasing chance of picking up showers from the south. that is your latest forecast. you're watching beyond one hundred days. american football fans gather at the white house today to honour their sport. (but this year's super bowl champions — the philadelphia eagles — won't be there because donald trump has uninvited them. after some of the eagles players said they didn't want to go the event anyway, the president accuses them of lack of patriotism has anyone seenjohn bolton? a week before the singapore nuclear summit, the controversial national security advisor is excluded from key meetings. the white house press secretary is accused of lying to the public from the podium — or was she just not told the truth by her boss? also on the programme... the first funerals in guatemala for those

islands. through the day, much of this cloud across england will push back towards the north sea coastline, butp showers, we could equally see some across north—west scotland, but north—west scotland and northern parts of northern ireland could hit 20 celsius today, maybe 21. if you are stuck under the cloud along the east coast or in the south, temperatures will be lower than they we re temperatures will be lower than they were yesterday. through this evening and overnight we start off with some pleasa nt and overnight we start off with some pleasant early evening sunshine, but then more cloud romps in from the north sea. we hang on to the cloud across the channel islands, south—west england and south wales for a south—west england and south wales fora time, and more south—west england and south wales for a time, and more cloud across parts of the west. temperatures lower than they were last night across many parts of the uk. now, we start tomorrow once again with all this cloud extending from southern scotla nd this cloud extending from southern scotland all the way down towards the midlands

shore breeze you expect that there's a big circulation tasman sea and you're right and of course we see what's been happening in north island in new zealand with rain coming in a relatively warm breeze sixteen degrees for oakland but still in the sunshine in christchurch on tuesday and possibly on wednesday a couple reasonable days for at least south island and just to add to the worries in a saka is rain on the way the picture on tuesday gets even worse come wednesday. twenty three year olds has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. with a story for every object he's become an environmental activist and inspired artists on the voice for the plight of countless markets. much music such as al-jazeera. and one of the top stories on our syria us president has waded into germany's migration route claiming i'm going to mad cause government is losing popular support futurist liberal immigration policy this is trump faces pressure at home over his administration separating immigrant children from their parents in law german chancellor has been given two weeks

north sea. still breezy across the south—east and the channel islands. of england, cumbria and northern ireland, for example. we start tomorrow on a very similar note. a lot of clear skies and sunshine, but still with all this low cloud and mist and fog from the north sea in eastern counties. like the last few days, it burns back towards the coast, and little pockets of it here and there will stick. but a lot of it will actually left, and tomorrow we could have highs of 30 in scotla nd we could have highs of 30 in scotland and northern ireland in particular. maybe 31 in the central lowlands. elsewhere we are looking widely at the mid to high 20s. so still very warm or hot. by the time we friday, a bit of a change in the horizon, because we have some cooler aircoming infrom horizon, because we have some cooler air coming in from the north—east. so although it will still be pleasa ntly so although it will still be pleasantly warm, if you like it in the 20s, across the north of the country it is not going to be as hot as it has been. further south, once aga

islands a few more showers around. for many, a dry day, link the sunny spells and although it is cool for some across the north sea coast sunshine, it will be a bit warmer tomorrow and temperatures will be around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. 0n around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. on wednesday night and into thursday morning, just watch across the channel islands and seven england, just a few showers starting to move in. they could include a rumble of thunder while elsewhere it looks dry. this front starts to feel is way further north on thursday to my burning rhythm or human error and cloud across parts of a land wells and a chance for a shower and thundery downpour. some extent towards east anglia and the midlands and it is into wales on thursday we re and it is into wales on thursday were northern england and northern ireland and scotland, he will stay dry with variable clouded sunshine and some warmth around again widely into the high teens and low 205. friday into saturday, it will remain dry with some places giving idea what to expect. it is particularly between england and wales where there wil

the way of cloud, still some showers in the channel islands at times, temperatures down on where they have been, a particularly cool feel on the north sea sea and feed that westwards across some parts of the british isles. elsewhere, large amounts of sunshine and temperatures coming upwards, maybe up to 22, 23, 2a degrees. but a bit ofa maybe up to 22, 23, 2a degrees. but a bit of a change as we head towards thursday. i said there were winners and losers and it may be that some parts of the south sea some thunder a showers creeping in. further north, where we stay close to high pressure, should stay largely dry. here are some city forecasts for example, london and southampton could see some showery rain as we head towards the end of a week, further north more reliably dry, some further north more reliably dry, so m e styles further north more reliably dry, some styles of sunshine, always call with those clouds close to the north sea coasts. a reminder of our main story... the grenfell fire inquiry reveals the catalogue of problems, which led to the tower being engulfed by flames. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye fro

islands. temperatures up to 20—21 but a little cooler close to north sea coasts. didn‘t comply with recommended safety sta nda rds. the fundamental question which lies at the heart of our work is how, in london, in 2017, a domestic fire developed so quickly and so catastrophically? the inquiry also heard today the first 999 call made from the blazing tower block. 16 grenfell tower... the fire brigade are on their way. are you outside? yeah, yeah, i‘m outside. yeah, well the fire engines are on their way. just tell me how many flaws you've got there? —— floors you have? it‘s the fourth floor. quick, quick, quick, quick! they're on their way. a teenage girl has been found guilty at the old bailey of plotting a terror attack on the british museum. 18—year—old safaa boular was found guilty of two offences of preparing terrorism acts. greater manchester mayor, andy burnham, has said northern rail should be stripped of its franchise if it can‘t end the chaos caused by new timetables. emergency timetables introduced by rail companies today have reduced the number of trai

and north korean countries including libya to stop sea crossings it also gives member states the option of setting up migrant processing centers on their own soil. sometimes in. europe is not an island and we must be able to face up to this challenge was for many loyal to have values and protect our people and national cohesion tonight we took an important step many predicted the impossibility of an agreement many predicted the triumph of national solutions tonight we have succeeded in finding the european solution and a way of working in cooperation talks at the summit are likely to refocus now on budgetary and economic concerns in the wake of this deal on migration or at the core of that is bracks it united kingdom is to believe the european union and march of next year the time is running out to agree on terms of that divorce deal which will need to be ratified by both the u.k. and e.u. parliaments the future of trade over the forthcoming u.k. e.u. border on the island of ireland remains a key sticking point. the president of the international committee of the red cross says the right hensher crisis is still an emergency situation peter maer has been visiting me in mar where he m

shore breeze you expect that there's a big circulation tasman sea and you're right and of course we see what's been happening in north islandin new zealand with rain coming in a relatively warm breeze sixteen degrees for oakland but still in the sunshine trust church on tuesday and possibly on wednesday couple reasonable days for at least south island and just to add to the worries in a saka is right on the why the picture home tuesday gets even worse come wednesday . getting to the heart of the matter if not stuff i can do to take the supreme leader calls you today and says let's have told us would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace corps unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. zero. this is the news hour live from london coming up. the u.s. president attacks germany's migrant policy as i know grows over his administration separating immigrant children from their parents. this says i'm going to macros system party gives her two weeks to reach an a new wide migration deal or it will start t

islands. exceptions to an otherwise fine and sunny day, though. still a breeze coming in from the north sea.quicktime through wednesday night into thursday morning. with these showers looking to the south they made a start to push and across parts of southern england. they could be thundery as well. not looking to be really nasty but bear that in mind going into thursday morning. sun starts to move a little further north as we start to draw and some more humid air once again in two parts of england and wales. chance on thursday in the southern england, east anglia late in the midlands and wales of catching a shower, may be thundery. northern england looking drive, soft clouds in the northeast. northern ireland and scotland to find again and temperatures still in the high teens for many of us in the low 20s. looking further ahead for friday and saturday, most will stay dry, some of the showers will break out elsewhere in england and scotland and northern ireland with high teens, low 20s, looking from settled with a light wind. weather updates every half an hour on bbc news. get the full forec

the island on sunday and says his plans to deport illegal migrants are not hardline but common sense areas one of the main arrival points for migrants making the dangerous sea crossings from north africa. are going to these are emergency centers my interest is to work in order to reduce the number of people arriving increase the number of deportations this isn't easy to do nor is it possible to do in a quarter of an hour but in the coming weeks we want to give new signals to cut costs and cut my good attention durations jordan's prime minister may be forced out after days of anti austerity protests in the capital amman sources have told al-jazeera that king abdullah will ask you to resign in a meeting at the royal palace. the united nations is calling for calm in mali after dozens of.

for centuries the history of ireland north and south has been shaped by the traffic on this sea. now this coastline is returning to the foreas these islandse islands hammer out new relations in the age of brexit. and nick is still in northern ireland — he joins us from belfast and has details of a change in direction on brexit tonight from the labour party. what have they announced? labour's policy on brexit evolving again. last summer they said the uk should be a member of a customs union. they have said they will seek to amend the bill to make sure the uk has full access to the eu internal market. they want ensure the uk has tariff—free access to the single market. they say they would preserve their demand that the uk can't be a rule taker, because they take parts in shared institutions and shared regulations. where does this leave things. remainers are not happy and others sayjez, you're the man. they both agree it will kill any hope of house of commons voting to keep the uk in the single market through membership of the european economic area, the only way that vote could be covered really is if the labour front bench voted for it and

islands in the parasol to the north that's being countered by u.s. b. fifty two flights of diego garcia in guam over the south china sea is stepped up for navigation patrol seven under trial double the number under obama plus presence patrols and three american aircraft carriers combat battle groups since february march exercising in the area although one is retiring so they'll be two so both sides are doing near imaging all across the board of flexing their military muscles and creating tensions and i think secretary mabus was trying to work out a modus vivendi with china and to halt further militarization to keep the status quo all right so we know what the u.s. wants to get out of these tools. what's in it for china. well the key issue for china is north korea and it's the complete it's the complete denuclearization on the korean peninsula which is not just about north korea but it's the actions that the u.s. should take will it remove its nuclear deterrence from south korea will it halt as it is already done major military exercises will it take out the theater high altitude area ballistic missile defense system th

islands. the flow of air around the high pressure is coming in towards the north sea coasts of it is cooler herednesday and thursday of the scene showers that could be thundery across parts of southern england initially and then into the midlands and wales at the day goes on. northern england, scotland and northern england, scotland and northern ireland staying dry. more humid behind this weather front. south, it starts to move a bit further north going into friday, taking some showers with it. i do not think anything dramatic, but there will be some heavy winds around and maybe a rumble of thunder. more evident in wells and in the perhaps the odd one pops up into scotland and northern ireland on through friday as well. similar temperatures. more humid in england and wales. the picture for the weekend, does it advocate changes. hi to the north, love the south with the flow of air coming to the sea coast would aloud at times. while many of us look dry, there'll be some cloud and some of sunday spells and a few showers dotted about. mostly but not exclusively into england and wales were some will

evening and overnight, more cloud coming in from the north sea. 0ur weather front skipping up from the near continent brings showers across the channel islands are likely to see some fog patches forming across parts of scotland. that is how we are going to start the day tomorrow, showers across southern areas including the channel islands, and if anything they will move further north. we will start to see some of those developing in wales. but they are showers so those developing in wales. but they are showers so not those developing in wales. but they are showers so not all of us will see them. fog patches were left across scotland and as we drift northwards, many having a fine and dry day with some sunshine. a little less cloud across the of england. temperatures up to the low 205. friday, there will be a lot more cloud around, and again they will still be some showers in the south, particularly in the south—west and southern parts of wales. you could see or two coming in across northern ireland as well, so the lion's share of the sunshine will be across central, eastern and southern scotla nd central, eastern and southern scotland as well

north korea. the pentagon chief speaking in singapore where he also slammed china for placing weapons on disputed islands in the south china sea. garrett tenney live in washington with the latest on the story. >> china is north korea's closest ally and their largest trading partner by four.the u.s. needs beijing's help in pushing kim jong-un to making a deal over the nuclear program. there are several big issues that can come look at the effort. u.s. and china are in the middle of tens trade negotiations but at the same time, the u.s. is going to punish china for the aggressive military in the south china sea. today secretary mattis warned there will be consequences for china's actions. particularly given his present recently promised he would not do the very thing that he is been caught doing. >> despite china's claims to the contrary the placement of these weapon systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and coercion. china's militarization of this is also in direct contradiction to the presidents 2015 public assurances and the white house rose garden. >> regarding the upcoming summit, james m

islands. temperature—wise, we are down on where we were last week, top temperatures of 21 or 22 at cooler once again across the north sea be a lot of dry weather around. we will still have this cloud coming in from the north sea. there will be a fair bit of sunshine, but we are more likely to catch some showers on thursday, especially across the southern counties, possibly in the wales as well, and our temperatures lower if you are under the cloud but we are looking at highs up to about 23 celsius. that is 73 in old muggy. looking at highs up to about 23 celsius. that is 73 in old muggylj love celsius. that is 73 in old muggy.” love a little bit of old money, thank you very much. if you live in england, do you feel proud to be english? the answer to that will likely depend on your age. a survey of more than 20,000 english people commissioned by the bbc suggests that almost three quarters of those aged over 65 are proud to call themselves english. that compares to less than half of 18— to 24—year—olds. our home editor mark easton has been travelling the country to try to find out why. exploring the canals and backwaters

north korean's leader summit with president trump. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. is accusing china of intimidation and coercion. defense secretary james mattis saying washington's concerned about beijing's militarization of the south china sea islands. he said last month china's air force landed bombers and deployed military hardware on the disputed islands as part of a training exercise. raising alarm bells in that region, though. take a listen. >> china's militarization of artificial features in the south china sea includes surfa surface-to-air missiles, electronic jammers, and more recently the bomber of aircraft at woody island. despite china's claims to the contrary, the placement of the systems is tied directly to military use for the purposes of intimidation and coercion. >> he added that the u.s. is not planned to abandon its role in the region. >>> new government studies say that spies at the white house is happening, it's there. they found cell phone surveillance devices at the white house. we'll tell you what else they found. >>> crime in chicago is down. president trump continues to slam that city using it as his favorite punching back to talk about gun laws. >>> a fatal uber ride lands a driver in jail. what happened i

out to sea though, they will stay mostly out to sea but they could drift as far north as northern ireland and many central and eastern parts of the island he'd across other parts of the uk is very much with us into next week. it will turn just that little bit less hot across the country and the threat of some showers continues into tuesday and wednesday and we see the low— pressure wednesday and we see the low—pressure part just to the southwest of us pushing a few showers in our direction. they are only showers, very hit and miss and the chances are really that many of us the chances are really that many of us will miss the showers altogether. look how hot it is his expected to be on tuesday. 29 at least in london in the mid—20s there across more northern parts of the country. then on northern parts of the country. then on wednesday, low—pressure still to the southwest of us still sending humid and warm air in our direction and the potential for further showers in that he is going nowhere. let's summarise it over the coming days, the week to ten days, a little less hot across northern britain and humidity will rise particularly in the

islands. tomorrow we start off with all that low cloud, mist and fog, pushing back towards the north sea coastline from the north sea in the east, but a lot of dry, hot and sunny weather. temperatures in the south getting up to 27, 28, maybe a little bit higher than that. and a quick heads up on sunday. we have a weak weather front across the north—west of scotland which looks like it will bring in some light rain or drizzle, like it will bring in some light rain ordrizzle, and like it will bring in some light rain or drizzle, and some showers possibly coming up from the south—west of england. for the rest of us this very warm or hot weather will continue. do you know what i have spotted. she has got feet, but no shoes! the flip—flops have gone. you know that feeling when they rub? it is easier, because the sand gets caught between the plastic and your feet, it really hurts. they do, and also when you walk it is flicking the stand—up back of your legs, as well. it is a good exfoliation experience, i must say. the practicalities we have to think about. have you seen carole's feet four? we will leav

installations on islands and outcrops in disputed parts of the south china sea and then finally you have the upcoming summit in singapore where u.s. president donald trump is due to meet north korean leader kim jong un and the two are going to talk about nuclear disarmament on the korean peninsula but the success of those talks will really depend in part on cooperation from china who's a very close ally of north korea so it's a relationship where the two of them need each other the u.s. and china but they're not on the best of terms and really if this is a case that we're going to see involve a substantial number of american diplomats where this could be a case of possible mistreatment of u.s. government workers on foreign soil then this could make an already fraught relationship even more difficult to do that will continue to monitor it with you florence from beijing for the moment thank you. tens of thousands of people who are rallied in cities across northern greece they're protesting against a possible compromise in the country's long running naming dispute with lessa tonia . reports from one of the main demonstrations in. to the people of northern greece macedonia the

north sea. in terms of the weather off rest of europe, the high pressure is in charge across scandinavia, much of central and western europe. you may have noticed a glimpse of low pressure across the greek islands wednesday. see what i mean? it is not desperately want, 13 or 1a in london, single figures in the north. so the nights have been relatively 0k, so the nights have been relatively ok, compared to what it can be in oui’ ok, compared to what it can be in our climes when we get heatwaves. tomorrow it may start a little cloudy for some of the eastern counties, and the eastern counties will also be fairly cool, relatively speaking. look at this coastal strip from dundee, newcastle, hull into norwich and the kent coast. temperatures in the low 20s, whereas where the deep orange is it is approaching 30 degrees. a big temperature contrast between the north sea coast where at times we will see some less than five and that much sunnier western coast. the same thing will happen on thursday. again, some coastal areas may wake up again, some coastal areas may wake up to again, some coastal areas may wake uptoa again, some coastal areas may wake up to a little bit of cloud. you can see hull at 21. l

just about wherever you are, the channel islands could see the odd shower, temperature slightly down, 20 or 21 degrees. wednesday, cloud returning from the north seaunshine, 20—23 degrees. member those thunderstorms across the near continent? as we get into thursday, the increasing chance that some of the storms will spill into southern part of the uk, hit and miss, but if you are in southern areas, london, southampton, a couple of examples, you could see showery rain at times towards the end of the week. further north, staying dry, still spells of sunshine, warm for many, cooler for the north still spells of sunshine, warm for many, coolerfor the north sea coasts. which led to the tower being engulfed by flames. this is where the blaze started — in flat 16 on the fourth floor, near a fridge. the 999 call made by the man who lived there was played at the hearing. can you be quick please. yeah, would you just, i have to get the address 0k. flat 16, grenfell tower, w111pg. the fire brigade are on their way. the fire claimed 72 lives. the inquiry was told the fire brigade's advice to residents to stay in their flats as it spread was wrong. we'll be l

north sea. and the weather front coming from france will introduce showers across the channel islands and southernand temperatures between 8—13. tomorrow we should use the fog quite rapidly. the weather front will take cloud and showers across parts of southern england and south wales. they are showers and not everyone will catch one. equally you could catch a shower in northern ireland but sunny spells between and cloud pushing back to the far north—east of england. away from that, dry weather and sunshine. by the time we get to friday, again, fairly cloudy and an element of doubt as to how far the showers will travel northwards but we think they will get into south—west england, possibly the midlands and south wales. hello it's wednesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire... one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, according to cancer research uk. i've been to meet two women who wrote to us to say that watching a programme i took part in called the real full monty — that encouraged women to check their breasts — led them to doing just that.. dear victoria, i want t

north african countries and quoting libya to stop the sea crossings it also gives the member states the option of setting up micro processing centers on their own soil. some place in. europe is not an island and we must be able to face up to this challenge was for many loyal to have values and protect people and national cohesion tonight we took an important step many predicted the impossibility of an agreement many predicted the triumph of national solutions tonight we have succeeded in finding the european solution and a way of working in cooperation talks at the summit are likely to refocus now on budgetary and economic concerns in the wake of the deal on migration the core of that is bracks it united kingdom is due to leave the european union in march of next year but time is running out to agree on terms of that divorce deal which will need to be ratified by both the u.k. and e.u. parliaments. this is a future security partnership we have with the european union moving very important we currently enjoy a high level of cooperation with the member states of the e.u. in a number of areas own security this is important for us it isn't this this is the state and i want to see a strawman d

islands. —— and you could see some showers here. through tuesday night and into wednesday morning, there may still be some low cloud around north seabe feeling different heading out wednesday morning. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south. the pressure in the south will mean some showers later in the week. the channel islands seeing some of them again on wednesday. the vast majority on wednesday will be dry. some cloud hanging on over north—eastern parts of england and the midlands. but for many a fair amount of some on wednesday and temperatures adopt a couple of degrees. we are talking high teens and low 20s. —— temperatures go up a copy of degrees. we are expecting some thundery showers on thursday. but for many it will remain dry, variable cloud, sunny spells, high teens, low 20s, and loan winds with the breeze coming from the sea. —— low winds. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the death toll from the volcano in guatemala has gone up to 62. many others are missing. israeli prime minister, benjamin netenyahu is in europe to try to persuade germany, britain and france that they must abandon the iran

north and east of estonia. and also it's worth noting, you may notice the ex claf, the small little island of actual russian territory, that is on the baltic sea between lithuania and poland. that is among other things an opportunity for them to push their defensive umbrella out. air defense, anti ship, long-range strike capabilities. and finally, a note i want to make of caution about focusing exclusively on air defense. air defense doesn't get you the kind of air superiority you would get from a large capable air force. what it does is it buys you time. the other side decides when they fly. if they can operate outside your air defenses, the other side gets to decide in what volume and how often they're going to enter. and essentially given the numbers that russia faces in terms of, like, nato and united states -- especially united states air power, it will take us time, but they are going to run out before they -- they're going to run out before we run out of airplanes. dara. >>> good morning, everyone. can you hear me okay? great. so i'm going to take this up to the operational and strategic level, and then we'll close for questions. so i j

north sea and pushes across many areas. we will hang on to the cloud across the channel islands, south—west england tom parton south wales.rom the north sea, extending through parts of southern scotland, northern england and towards the north midlands, possibly norfolk. you will hang onto that and it will be thick enough here and there to produce drizzle. after a cloudy day in the south today it will be sunny tomorrow, temperatures that bit higher but we are still at risk of a shower or two across the channel islands, as across northern ireland. into scotland, once again we are looking brighter conditions. 0n thursday a high of catching a shower across southern england and south wales, it will be fairly cloudy here too and we look cloud coming in from the north sea. sunshine for the rest of the uk. it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. ministers are meeting to discuss long—running plans for the expansion of heathrow airport. the cabinet is expected to back it later today but will it actually go ahead? this is a massively expensive and polluting proposal to expand heathrow. i think people would prefer a r

evening showers will move in from france across the channel islands into southern counties of england, the low cloud will move back in from the north sea bringing thicker cloud and the threat of showers across southern england, though showers will turn heavier through the day, moving northwards, perhaps into the midlands and parts of wales. further north and west, isolated showers across scotland and northern ireland, the ea rly—morning across scotland and northern ireland, the early—morning cloud burning back to reveal sunny clouds and for many of us it will be a warm feeling day. on friday a risk of showers, mostly across england and wales, further north the weather looks largely drive but northern ireland could see a few showers in western counties. we are looking at temperatures in low 20s but there will be more cloud around these north sea coast, keeping things cooler and fresher. the weekend sta rts cooler and fresher. the weekend starts off cloudy, there will be some sunshine in the north and west but also some heavy showers, especially across southern parts of england and wales, where the showers could be extensive at times. wh

cloud in the south—west will break up, a couple of showers in the channel islands for is some extra cloud coming from the north seaown to three or 4 degrees. a chilly start but bright tomorrow, many places seeing sunshine, brighter in the south—west but clouded in northern england and south—east scotland. that will roll in from the north sea where you get the sunshine the temperatures are better, 21 or 22. first aid has some subtle changes —— thursday. a lot of thunderstorms in france and they will move in our direction but it is quite a half—hearted move. they are likely to become a scattering of showers in southern england and south wales on thursday. the odd one could be heavy. further north, more sunshine, temperatures again in the 20s, cooler on the north sea coasts and it will feel a bit humid 20s, cooler on the north sea coasts and it will feela bit humid in 20s, cooler on the north sea coasts and it will feel a bit humid in the south. heading to the week in, anything dramatic? not really, southern areas at risk of some showers but certainly not all the time and further north, more reliably dry weather, pre

north sea. the best of the brightness is out west. a scattering of hefty downpours for south—west scotland, northern ireland, the south—west of wales and the channel islands a cold night. that could be a spot of rain or drizzle. tomorrow starts off quite cloudy and gloomy, but from the north cloud will break up. still the north cloud will break up. still the odd shower passing close to the channel islands. as we get deeper in through the week, southern areas run the risk of seeing some showers and storms at times. further north it will be dry and it will feel fairly warm. this is bbc newsroom live. our latest headlines: the grenfell tower inquiry is told the fire brigade's policy of telling residents to stay put in their flats failed, as the focus moves on how the fire started and why it spread so quickly through the building. the home secretary, sajid javid, has outlined the government's new counter—terrorism strategy. he said the security services had to learn the lessons of the attacks in london and manchester last year. the way the terrorist attacks on a plan then conducted has changed. people are increasingly being radicalised through their computers

islands in the south china sea. leland: there's a lot. and secretary mattis talking about china as well. thank you. here with the carnegie endowment, the one that had the bill. denuclearization, the north creeps use it, and the united states uses it. does it mean the same to everybody? >> we don't know what it means to the north koreans. my guess is that it would not mean to the north koreans, what we would hope, quickly getting rid of their weapons and nuclear infrastructure. leland: the president is calling this the start of a process, he says, the sit-down in singapore for june 12th. does it make sense? should there be a pro process or kim jong-un would say come in, a and-- >> if this is going to work, it's going to work as a result of a long-term process of building confidence and meeting each other's national security requirements. leland: interesting that we hear someone from the left, as you are, and someone who is as hawkish as secretary mattis, both using that term, confidence building. >> well, i think it's a -- both secretary mattis and i are probably probably hawkish on the question whether or not north korea is a threat to international peace and security. i think that bot

north korea. it's about building these military relationships with people in that -- countries in that region in the world that can help us stop china from its expansion. they're building islands in the south china seailitarized. they have bases now in africa, so they're protecting the raw materials that they're getting from africa. locking down long-term raw material contracts with poor countries in africa to feed their industrial machine, they're investing in cyber, in submarines in all the latest technologies. so to say we're not going to have a relationship now with south korea is putting us at a huge competitive disadvantage. and you know what happens as china moves throughout the world, you know what ultimately suffers, the american economy. we're not going to have the high wage jobs. we're not going to have the latest technologies. we're going to keep falling behind and continue to have the anxiety we have. this all ties together. again, china has 100-year plan. president trump has a 24-hour plan. and he's great at it. he wins it. he wins over 24-hour news cycle. the problem is america is losing. >> 24 hours might be a little long, but i get what you're saying. congressman, tim ryan, thank yo

s island policy the compromise calls for setting up transit camps in north africa with migrants rescued at sea to be taken to closed processing centers in the e.u. refugees are to be spread more evenly among member states but on a voluntary basis e.u. council president donald tusk warned implementation was likely to prove tricky. u.s. president donald trump has again accused germany and other european allies of not spending enough on nato speaking out his way to florida trump said it's unfair to the u.s. that european countries weren't meeting defense commitments the criticism comes ahead of a nato summit in two weeks. canada's foreign ministers are countries imposing more than ten billion dollars worth of reciprocal tariffs on u.s. goods starting july first the move is in retaliation for trump's decision to stop tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from trading partners including neighboring canada. in thailand rescue workers have discovered a new opening to the flooded cave where twelve children and their football coach have been trapped for a week emergency crews also lowered survival kits