mayo, west of ireland. a 20 minute flight. the mayo, west of ireland. a 20 minute flight. minute flight. the flight number incidentally is ei1979, 1979 is a reference to the last time that it pope visited ireland. this is the scene in not, about 45 —— 45,000 people are expected there. visited by1.5 people are expected there. visited by 1.5 million pilgrims every year. when he comes back from there, the flight when he comes back from there, the flight number will be ei2018 to mark his visit. it will not be long before we see pope francis arriving in knock, we will tell you about that when it happens and later on, where i am in phoenix park, this huge park in central dublin, you can see, as i mentioned my introduction over my shoulder, the specially designed and stage where pope francis will say mass to an estimated crowd of 500,000 people at 3pm this afternoon. for the moment, let's hope the weather improves in the meantime. then, back to you. studio: annita mcveigh, thank you. directors who dissolve companies to avoid paying workers' wages or pensions could face heavy fines

let's now return to pictures from one, in county mayo in the west of ireland. shrine that pope francis will be visiting, he arrived at knock airport, west of ireland airport, officially it is called. a short 20 minute flight from dublin with flight number eii979, to reflect the last time there was a pipe in ireland, john paulil there was a pipe in ireland, john paul ii, back in 1979, almost a0 yea rs paul ii, back in 1979, almost a0 years ago. making his way down the steps of the aircraft, when he flies back from knock to dublin it will be el 2018, marking his own visit here. a5,000 people expected in knock for the event. he was greeted by airport officials, senior clergy, school children from the area as well. there have been big rehearsals in knock for this event today. joining me here in dublin is theologian father aidan connolly, he can explain more for those who do not know about knock, the significance of this place. knock is a shrine, an international place of pilgrimage dedicated to our lady, 15 independent witnesses in 1879 saw the same image on the si

of his personal devotion to our lady. and popes do honour national basilicas and shrines if they can. we have two in ireland, a place of pilgrimage in ireland, in the north—westre. there was mention from the irish prime minister that there could be a future visit which would include northern ireland. there does seem to be some impetus behind this idea. there does. in the global catholic world of 1.2 billion, we are a small island on the periphery of europe. but this visit is about issues of reconciliation. we have a story to tell, although we are bowed down at the moment, we have a story to tell about peace and reconciliation and what we are learning from overcoming mutual problems and religious difficulties. he spoke about that at this speech in dublin yesterday. he has referred to that a number of times. i suspect there will be some will amongst the organisers that this could happen into the future, certainly. we will keep an eye on what is happening in knock for the arrival of the pope, the short journey from knock for the arrival of the pope, the shortjourney from the airport to the shrine itself. father eamon connolly, thank you for your thoughts so far.

some brea ks west of northern ireland. some breaks off sometime to come through. h teens, some parts of eastern scotla nd high teens, some parts of eastern scotland and england into low 20s. tuesday night the weather system ta kes tuesday night the weather system takes is rain south into scotland and northern ireland. another one brings the risk of showers to southern england, maybe the midlands, then wednesday morning, east anglia and south—east england. it will take awhile to clear a way on wednesday. it be quite wet as this begin. so the chance of rain to the south east, east anglia as wednesday begin, showers following behind with the weakening weather system, north of that scotland, northern ireland, wales, good sunny spells coming through, maybe it shall on the breeze into western scotland, maybe northern ireland. temperatures in the high teens, just a few into the low 20s. maybe below average. high pressure builds, settled weather for thursday and friday, still a good deal of cloud, mind you, the odd isolated shower. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to view

of pope francis's visit to ireland. his trip to the shrine of knock in county mayo in the west of ireland. . many thousands of people there to listen to post francis today —— pope francis today, and in the speech he gave in the last few minutes, he said he prayed for god's forgiveness for the open wounds of abuse and said they would be firm and decisive action to secure truth and justice. and my guess, father eamon conway, is still with me. that is a very significant line in terms of anything we have heard from pope francis on this trip so heard from pope francis on this trip so far. so many of the other speeches have had so many other things in them but these lines have really stood out. the words are very clear. they are also acknowledging that these are open wounds and the pain continues for so many people. more needs to be done to bring about the ealing not just more needs to be done to bring about the ealing notjust of the trail of trust and the sexual violence but also the way the structure did not respond or cake compassionately, believing —— care compassionately, believing —— care c

windy day here, and that rain spilling into the western highlands later, getting into the west of northern ireland. mostly dry tuesday, sunny

mass in dublin later today on the second day of his visit to ireland with more than half a million people expected to attend the pope is currently in the west of ireland where he led the so-called angelus but only in the not shrine encountered. the pope again addressing the catholic church's sex abuse scandal saying it was a quote open wound that must be treated with and decisive action. the pope's visit has been overshadowed by the sex abuse scandal in ireland thousands of abuse survivors are expected to hold a protest to coincide with today's outdoor mass in dublin and while on saturday the pope vowed to end the sexual exploitation of children by clerics though he failed to say how he would achieve that goal. dublin's main sports stadium also a concert venue used by world between rock bands but there was only one star of this show pope francis himself. despite the sex abuse scandal shaking the catholic church the pontiff still has huge public support. lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral. inside the pope prayed for victims of clerical abuse in front of a light known as the cand

south—western parts of the country, but it's also met with low pressure moving in from the north—west, so that's going to bring weather fronts, outbreaks of rain to parts of northern irelanduesday. eastern scotland and down across england and wales, likely to stay dry for a good part of the day, if not all day in the south. temperatures a little bit warmer by the time we get to tuesday. we could see 26 celsius down towards the london region. just a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. into the middle of the week, and wednesday sees heavy rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, scotland, north—west england as well. further south and east across england and wales, you've still got the warm and dry weather, but quite a brisk south—westerly wind. temperatures up to 25 or 26. to the north—west of that front, just 16 degrees there in stornoway. a bit of a change through wednesday night and into thursday, as this cold front gets driven further south and east across the uk. it's driven on by this kink in the jet stream. so that will bring a spell of heavy rain and then it will open the door for that cooler and fresher weather moving in from the north—west, so

holland with more than half a million people expected to attend the pope is currently in the west of ireland where he led the so-called angeles the not trying to counter the pope's visit has been overshadowed by the sex abuse scandal and thousands of abuse survivors expected to hold a protest to coincide with today's told mass on saturday the pope vowed to end the sexual exploitation of children by clerics though he failed to say how he would achieve that goal. but again address the catholic church's sex abuse scandal during his prayer at the shrine of the holy mary let's hear what he had to say. but in my career i asked the virgin mary if you consider all the victims of abuse of any kind committed by members of the church in ireland. with. this open wound be challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice you know. it did i juz the. the lord's forgiveness for these sins and for the scandal and betrayal felt by so many in god's family. here. i asked our blasted mother to intercede for the healing of the survivors. it and to include every member of our christian fami

with the ridge of high pressure building on the south—west it should be mostly drive the likes of northern irelandtures up to around 23, but a bit cooler for the north of scotland. heading onto tuesday, we are set to see another front heading to the west of the country and rain at times for parts of northern ireland and into scotla nd of northern ireland and into scotland and north—west scotland, but not a bad day. warmer than recently and we could see 25 in the south—east. heading into the middle pa rt south—east. heading into the middle part of the week, weather fronts coming from the atlantic, and where we see the kink in those weather fronts we see the rain developing more so heavy bursts for northern ireland on wednesday and into scotland, but england and wales probably staying largely dry. with the south—westerly breeze it will be another warm day and we could see highs of around 26 in norwich. looking to the latter part of the week, thursday, the cold front will have edged its way to the south and a few spots of rain for south—east of england. temperatures pegged back a bit by the time you

the archbishop of the west of ireland, where a mass grave containing hundreds of bodies of children borned mothers was uncovered. a home that was run by the catholic church. he is among those greeting pope francis. let me tell you a little bit about what he will be doing on this first part of his weekend visit to ireland. he will be going to the official residence of the irish president, michael d higgins. he will have a conversation with him. he will plant a tree in the gardens there, close to a tree planted byjohn paul ii in 1979, an irish show, and he will be coming to dublin castle, where i am speaking you from. —— irish oak. he will be meeting the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, and delivering a speech in which he will be talking about, amongst other things, the abuse of children by priests and in catholic run institutions. we await the year the precise nature of what he will say. —— await to hear. there will probably be an apology. he has issued apologies before, but will there be anything in terms of concrete steps that many of the survivors of abuse on the pope to speak about

ahead to the second day of the visit tomorrow, we will see pope francis travel to knock in the west of irelandshrine, a place of great importance for the catholic faith, where many pilgrims visit, 1.5 million each year, catholic faith, where many pilgrims visit,1.5 million each year, and then there will be another gathering and a mass in phoenix park in dublin, which will be the conclusion of this world meeting of families, taking part in the irish capital this weekend. we will bring you continuing coverage tomorrow after the pope's schedule. bringing new analysis and reaction to his speeches, and to the events in which he is taking part tomorrow. for now, though, from dublin, it is back to the studio. and there is much more on the pope's visits ireland on our website, including a minute by minute live page from our reporters, and answers to the most frequently asked questions about the two—day trip. ca rew peru has closed its borders to venezuelan migrants without a passport — in an effort to control the number of venezuela ns entering their country. venezuela's longstanding economic crisis h

a little earlier today, the pope went to the shrine of knock in the west of ireland. owd of around 40,000 people were there. and doing —— during the short speech he delivered, he spoke of asking for god's forgiveness for the open wound of abuse. and saying also to the crowd that there would be action and justice. let's listen to this report. papal robes over an overcoat, pope francis began the second leg of his visit in the irish rain in of the most holy sites in ireland, knock, where an apparition of the virgin mary was once said to have appeared. thousands came to see pope francis today in the flesh. good morning. cheering. in his speech to sunday worshippers, pope francis once again addressed the issue of abuse, but today going further, speaking about the need forjustice. translation: none of us can fail to be moved by the stories of young people who have suffered abuse, robbed of their innocence and taken away from their mothers and left with the scars of painful memories. this open wound challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice. bu

first step that here goes apologies earlier in the day the pope traveled to not shrine in the west of ireland the leader of the world's one point two billion catholics has gone further than his predecessors in dissolving the line between pope and the people but he must now go even further restoring faith in the church i think the visit will have helped to. bring further healing on the question of the abuse and become these opening up a path for this country and other countries to to build a new style of church in central dublin launch process against the pope's visit people here want the vatican to fully disclose all documents relating to abuse in the interest of justice this is a form of vatican official accuse pope francis of having known about allegations of abuse carried out by cardinal theodore mccarrick the archbishop of washington five years before accepting his resignation last month the vatican is yet to respond to the claim the pope's visit is a source of great joy and comfort to many here in ireland but given the scale of past suffering his work here is far from done. al-jazeera du

indeed now that that has been dealt with of course it doesn't go away he will undoubtedly as he moves west to county mayo and the shrine of nork in the west of ireland on sunday morning be faced with more opportunities to reiterate what the church's stance is and really sets the goals for what the church can achieve going forward it is of course his aim in coming to ireland to reinvigorate a sense of faith reinvigorate really a sense of what the church is capable of doing and that quote crucial trip to knock will undoubtedly be used to vocalize that an exercise that he will end up coming back to dublin at the end of sunday evening for a massive open air mass in phoenix park following in the footsteps of the last pope to come here thirty nine years ago pope john paul the second in fact i thank you very much indeed. ru has brought into force new entry restrictions to limit the flow of venezuelan migrants trying to escape the economic crisis in their country over the last week thousands have been desperately trying to reach peru ahead of the new rules which require them to show valid passports instead of national id cards on friday ecuador opened what

while he was travelling between dublin and the west of ireland tomorrow, and indeed when he flies homeal carrier, aer lingus. those flights will have flight numbers, including ei1979. also ei 2018. that one will take him back to dublin. the aeroplane isjust 2018. that one will take him back to dublin. the aeroplane is just coming in to touch down at dublin airport. and of course, pope francis must surely be thinking not only about the welcome he will receive from many hundreds of thousands of catholics here in ireland, but of the deeply serious issues that many are looking to him to address. including the spectre, the scandal of child abuse by clerics and in catholic run institutions. something the former irish president menie talese has called the dark side of catholic life here. —— mary mcaleese. it is almost a0 yea rs —— mary mcaleese. it is almost a0 years sincejohn paul ii came here in 1979. it is estimated half the population of ireland came to see at the venues where he was speaking. it was the mother of all trafficjams at that time. there was mass adulation, but it was before a

the scene at dublin airport, the pope's plane has arrived back from the area of knock, in the west of irelande he was visiting, this morning. we can't just see the shot of the plane at the moment, with the flight number ir2018, marking the pontiff's visit and the flight took him out to knock from earlier on today. it was iri979, marking the last time the pope was in ireland, john paul ii was that there is the claim. it has the papal flag and the was that there is the claim. it has the papalflag and the irish was that there is the claim. it has the papal flag and the irish trickle oi’ the papal flag and the irish trickle orflag, flying from the papal flag and the irish trickle or flag, flying from the cockpit, as is the tradition on occasions like this. let's ta ke let's take a look at knock, that's where the pope visited earlier today, a holy shrine visited by 1,000,000 anda today, a holy shrine visited by 1,000,000 and a half pilgrims, each year. he delivered a short speech to the many thousands of people who turned out to see him there. in that speech, he prayed for god's forgiveness, for w

the world, as we continue our coverage of the visit by pope francis to ireland, the second day of this two—day visit. pope francis isjust leaving knock in the westireland in county mayo. he arrived just a little earlier today. the purpose of that visit, to visit the shrine of knock, which attracts 1.5 million pilgrims every year. crowds of several tens of thousands to greet him. in his speech, he delivered, perhaps, one of the most significant statements, so far, in this visit on theissue statements, so far, in this visit on the issue of abuse, which has dominated this visit by the pope to ireland, when he talked about praying for god's forgiveness for the open wounds of abuse. translation: this open wound challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice. applause translation: i beg the lord's forgiveness for these sins, and for the scandal and betrayal, led by so many others in god's family. pope francis also talking about securing truth and justice, for victims. with me still in dublin, the theologian father eamon conway. thank you for staying with us. let's talk little bit more about that statement, during the speech,

that was and shrine of knock in the west of ireland. it might be very familiar to catholics, but for those who do not know about it, it is a place of pilgrimage for catholics where in the late 1800s a group of people said they saw an apparition of mary, the mary ofjesus. and it has been visited ever since by catholic pilgrims. and while he was there, tens of thousands of people were there to see him. while there he delivered a short speech and in that, he referenced the sexual abuse scandal which has affected the church and the people of ireland so deeply. he bagged for god's forgiveness for what he said were the open wounds of abuse. translation: none of us can fail to be moved by the stories of young people who suffered abuse, who were robbed of their innocence, who were taken away from their mothers and left with the scars of painful memories. this open wound challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice. well, unlike the last papal visit to ireland byjohn paul ii back in 1979, which was met with mass adula

first step that here goes apologies earlier in the day the pope traveled to not shrine in the west of ireland the leader of the world's one point two billion catholics has gone further than his predecessors in dissolving the line between pope and the people but he must now go even further restoring faith in the church i think the visit will have helped to. bring further healing on the question of the abuse and become his opening up a path for this country and other countries to two minutes relating to abuse in the interest of justice this is a form of vatican official the keys pope francis of having known about allegations of abuse carried out by cardinal theodore mccarrick the archbishop of washington five years before accepting his resignation last month the vatican is yet to respond to the claim the pope's visit is a source of great joy and comfort to many here in ireland but given the scale of past suffering his work here is far from done. al-jazeera dublin. amisom the one guy who has been sworn back in a zimbabwe's president after a bitterly disputed election he used his inauguration spe

of england and the channel islands and will stay bright with sunshine. in the west more in a way of clouds spilling in. mostly likened patchy rain in northern ireland. temperatures in the south—east are tuned to creep up. for many it will be a humid weekend, especially in the south, and there will be some rain at times. to the top of his sport — and diving off. there he is, london 2012. and he become a dad just seven weeks ago. and our second guest's dreams came true when she was catapulted to the top of the charts after releasing her first single, which appropriately enough was all about dreams coming true. please welcome, tom daley and gabrielle! we alsojoined by we also joined by karen we alsojoined by karen gibson, conductor of the kingdom choir, we will be doing a wonderful tribute piece us. you are here to reflect on today's sad news. the sad news today is that the queen of soul, aretha franklin, has died aged 76. don't play that song for me, it brings back memories, of days that i once knew, fills my heart with pain applause great sadness, but there is a real this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 7pm. aretha franklin, the

with me here at dublin caso, i have the father from a diocese in the west of ireland and a former uksador to the holy seed in the vatican. before we talk about what is happening in the park, can we talk about the day so far? —— dublin castle. your thoughts on what the pope had to say, expression on disappointment and going forward with concrete actions to tackle child abuse. that is in an realistic expectation, he has gone further than that ever before by specifically naming bishops who need to be held accountable for the mismanagement in the war of the cover—up of child sexual abuse. much more important than his words has been his gestures, i was struck by the meeting with the homeless people in the caption centre. 0ne the meeting with the homeless people in the caption centre. one of the interesting things there is the vulnerability of people in one of the things i noticed, none of them had mobile phones, people were taking selfies and these were people on the edge of society with him he had a personal moment. that spoke volumes. you spoke on reaching out to those floatable. priest

scotland and northern ireland, and it's less humid behind this weather front, and there'll be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe along to the west of a weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells developed elsewhere in england and wales. here is a look at things at ii:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, it'll be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells developing across northern england, wales, the midlands and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away and we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temperatures dip away. a much cooler night to come going into thursday morning, and into lo

ireland. it is less humid behind this weather front, and there will be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe along to the west of east anglia and the south—east lunchtime at the very latest, and then our weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells develop elsewhere in england and wales. here's a look at things at a:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, will be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells, sunny spells developing across northern england, wales, the midlands, and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away and then we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temp

something noticeably fresher and on wednesday, there will be showers particularly for the west of scotland, northern irelandouth west england, it will feel fresher then, still some sunshine. notice the drop in temperature by 8 degrees in places, not so much of a contrast between northern ireland and scotla nd between northern ireland and scotland and england and wales. as we look ahead into thursday, showers around and these getting further east, not much rain for a while, a chance we could see some on thursday but certainly some of the showers are likely to be sharp and could merge together to give a prolonged speu merge together to give a prolonged spell of rain and a fairly uniform i7-22d spell of rain and a fairly uniform i7—22d by the time you get to thursday, temperatures coming back down to where they should be for this time of year. we continue that theme heading into the weekend, much more than a band influence across the country, it will feel fresher, much more comfortable by night and also the chance that we could see further rain at times through the weekend, in the form of showers, hit and miss

and the west of scotla nd northern ireland and the west of see more in the way of rainfall on sunday. the area likely to keep the dry weather longest is in the south—east of england. it will be a little bit more human than saturday. temperatures on sunday around 17— 24 degrees. a bit of an unsettled outlook and we are going to be seen that story of sunshine and showers not just today but through the course of the weekend. what a difference the week makes. we had the heatwave, the dry, hot weather this time last week. we are hoping that particularly later on today we will thing some of these balloons flying. back to you both. the government wants every home to be fitted with a smart meter by 2020, but the advice charity citizen's advice has told bbc breakfast it needs to slow down the roll out and extend the deadline by three years. last year the cab received 3,000 complaints about the devices, with problems ranging from aggressive sales techniques, and some customers still having to send readings to their energy company. graham satchell repor

of the sunshine on tuesday. further north and west, more cloud. some showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northern england as well. where you've got the showers and a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here's how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines: a shooting at a street party in manchester's moss side area is being treated as attempted murder after 12 people,

he heads west he goes to county mayo to the shrine in new york a major shrine here in ireland a huge religious significance to people here he's expected to speak to vast crowds . in the west of ireland before returning to the capitol where it will hold a massive open air mass in phoenix park the figure of five hundred thousand people has been mentioned by the author a tease he will of course follow in the footsteps of the last pope to come here in one nine hundred seventy nine john paul the second bag then three quarters of the population came out to greet the pope that is in irish history the largest mobile isolation of irish people in its entire history will pope francis be able to replicate that it's unlikely but most certainly his presence here in ireland will be received joyfully by the faithful of we've seen this evening but i think his critics were also the most certainly out of the streets of dublin staging demonstrations to bind to the pope more clearly and more vocally some of the strongest allegations made against the church and his papacy you park i thank you very much for joining us now of a skype from dublin is susan alone she is co-founder of the adoption righ

west. i think it will reach parts of the isles of scilly and the south—west up isles of scilly and the south—west up into wales and northern irelandhe further east you are the more likely it is that you will stay dry for a little bit longer but the cloud. to increase and temperatures, well, still staying fresh on sunday. heading into monday that rain clearing eastwards and it will feel fresh. so, that fresher theme continues, certainly for the next few days, but there is a lot of dry weather around. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime guidance has been issued for individuals and businesses about what to do if britain leaves the eu without a deal. the brexit secretary says the government has a responsibility to plan for every eventuality. you're watching bbc news. the time isi:33pm. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. james vince is back in the england squad for the fourth test against india at southampton next week. that's the hampshire captain's home ground where he has been in good form. he was dropped by england after a poor winter in australia and new zealand, but returns as cover forjonny bairstow who has a broke

of rain. for tuesday this is the picture. we start to see a weather front pushing into the north—west corner. outbreaks of renfrew west and northern irelandhe cloud. the greater chance of sunny spells for england and wales through the afternoon. temperatures will respond. 26 degrees in the south—east. onto wednesday the weather front weakens. it would be lying through central part of the country. outbreaks of rain. to the north of it something brighter but cooler. 11; to 18 degrees. to the south, still in the warm air. 2127 degrees. you can see the warm air pushing away in tadini are confident from thursday onwards. cooler air pushing in from the west. right conditions. it will be noticeably fresher across the board. we start the week on a warm and humid note. outbreaks of rain midweek. increasing amounts of sunshine. by the end of the week, something cooler and fresher in the north—west. by north—west. by the weekend it could turn brighter again. this is bbc news. i'm eleanor garnier. the headlines at 3pm: india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala. almost 200 people have died in the last

ireland. it is less humid behind this weather front, and there will be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe along to the west of the south—east lunchtime at the very latest, and then our weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells develop elsewhere in england and wales. here's a look at things at ii:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, will be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells, sunny spells developing across northern england, wales, the midlands, and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away and then we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temperatures dip aw

maybe into the far west of northern ireland but most of you will be dry, sunny spells and temperaturesspread across northern ireland and scotland then will fade a little bit. into wednesday, watch for some thundery showers. in the south—west corner, then they will clean away in the sunshine will come out and temperatures will pick up. that's it for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... food prices are expected to rise in the coming months, as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. an official un report accuses myanmar of carrying out genocide against its rohynga population, and blames the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, of failing to prevent the violence. the rohingya are in a continuing situation of severe, systemic and institutionalised aggression from birth till death. also coming up... police in florida are working to establish why a gunman opened fire at a video games tournament, killing two people. 0fficials injacksonville say the 24—year—old suspect then turned the gun on himself.

north of northern ireland seeing some showers particularly, certainly north—west england, the pennines be close to read the carnival but most of the time it will be dry. further south, not too many blue spots on the map by this stage —— close to leeds carnival but most of the time it will be dry. most of the show is pushing to watch the western isles as the breeze picks up. temperatures holding in double figures for the vast majority but eastern scotland through eastern england, rural areas, into single figures to start tuesday morning. if you have been enjoying an extended weekend your journey back to work tomorrow should be dry and sunny, much more sunny than this morning, the exception being across the western isles. a wet and windy day here, and that rain spilling into the western highlands later, getting into the west of northern ireland. mostly dry tuesday, sunny spells and temperatures on par with today, winds from south—westerly direction. in the wednesday, an area of rain spreading across northern ireland and scotland, fizzling into northern england and wales, just a few showe

there will continue to be some blustery showers across the north and west of scotland, into northern irelandoving up across the near continent could just graze south—east england and also east anglia. now, the winds will generally be light, i think, across england and wales. blustery across scotland and northern ireland. there's a chance this area of low pressure deepens here, it could turn windier for a time across the very far south—east, so it could be quite a soggy end to the day here. pretty nasty evening commute, i think, for some. —— bit of uncertainty into the west with the extent of this rain, looks like the heaviest of the stuff will be across into the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on in towards the north sea as we head on in towards friday. a ridge of high pressure tries to build in, and an area of low pressure looms out in the atlantic and will arrive just in time for the weekend. so for friday's picture then, we're in between the weather systems. it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers, and some of them could be on the heavy side, again with a rumble of

trying to keep hold of conditions, but this weather system out towards the west is going to introduce more cloud, some outbreaks of rain across west of scotland and the west of northern irelandcularly the further east you are across england, at temperatures will be getting even higher, so temperatures widely into the 20s across central and eastern areas, 24, 20 5 degrees possible here, and even under the cloud and rain, temperatures still 19 to 21, so warming up over the weekend, can't promise lots of sunshine, but they will be enough of it around. goodbye. hello it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme. the number of people aged 85 and over needing round the clock care is set to double by 2035 — according to a new study. experts say it's a looming crisis. women are the predominant carers, women are having to work longer. they're taking retirement later. and that just at that age they will have maybe an 85—year—old parent. do get in touch if you care for a relative or are worried about needing to in the future. after a landmark case in which the supreme court ruled that denying an umarried widow financial support for her children after her partner died

there'll continue to be some blustery showers across the north and west of scotland, into northern irelandcontinent could just graze south—east england and also east anglia. now, the winds will generally be light, i think, across england and wales. blustery across scotland and northern ireland. there's a chance as this area of low pressure deepens here it could turn windier for a time across the very far south—east, so it could be quite a soggy end to the day here. pretty nasty evening commute i think for some. bit of uncertainty into the west with the extent of the rain, looks like the heaviest of the stuff will be across into the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on in towards the north sea as we head on in towards friday. a ridge of high pressure tries to build in, and an area of low pressure looms out into the atlantic and will arrive just in time for the weekend. for friday's picture then, we're in between the weather systems. it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers, and some could be the heavy side with a rumble of thunder. but hit and miss, some areas staying d

of scotland, 20 for northern ireland and 20—23 for england and wales. it's central, southern and eastern parts of england which will see the best of the sunshine on tuesday. further north and westsome showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northern england as well. where you've got the showers and a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here's how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news with chris rogers. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines. sau

wednesday there will be showers, particularly for west of scotland and northern ireland, some of thoseerature by some 8 degrees in places, not so much contrast between northern ireland and scotland and england and wales. looking into thursday there are still showers, some of these getting further east, not much rain for a while, chance we could see some on thursday, some of those showers likely to be sharp and could run together to give a prolonged spell of rain and the uniforms 17—22 by the time they get to thursday, temperatures coming back down to where they should be this time of year. we continue the theme as we head into the weekend, much more than atlantic influence so it will feel noticeably more fresh and more comfortable by night and also the chance we could see further rain at times through the weekend in the forms of showers, hit and miss but the weekend looks to be much more unsettled before sunshine returns through monday and tuesday. another spell of wet weather for a time later and weekend, cooler and breezy, rain at times, some sunshine and then as we go further ahead

of scotla nd some changes for the north and west of scotland and northern irelandhrough sunday evening and plenty of sunshine. we can see this front moving in. increasing the cloud, outbreaks of rain and strengthening the breeze. the new working week starting cloudy and dumping northern ireland and scotland, some of that rain moving south into the far north of england. —— cloudy and damp in northern ireland and scotland. temperatures even higher again across central, southern and south—east england where temperatures will exceed 30 in places. heading into tuesday, we've got this front to the north and west of it something cooler and fresher, to the south and east still very warm. this cooler air trying to sink its way south and eventually we'll see that toppling south and those orange and red is being replaced by something cooler. on tuesday again it looks like the cloudy zone with outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland, down into north—west england as well. more cloud across wales again. the best of the sunshine and temperatures again exceeding 31. further nor

ireland. it is less humid behind this weather front, and there will be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe the odd one to the west ofia and the south—east lunchtime at the very latest, and then our weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells develop elsewhere in england and wales. here's a look at things at ii:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, it will be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells, sunny speels developing across northern england, wales, the midlands, and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away, and then we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temperatu

he's heading for knock airport in the west of ireland where he is visiting the holy shrine, then we'llx park. the weather will play a huge part no doubt in how many people go. the plane that he flies on is called shepherd one. i'm not sure if that is that plain but he came in on that which is the papalflight. he will be meeting people in knock as we discussed before coming back to phoenix park. we were discussing earlier on the programme, the pope also met victims and survivors of abuse by members of the catholic church. that is live footage from dublin airport where, as you can see, it is raining. and it is very windy. more on that to come. thank you for your pictures of your dogs. it is no exaggeration to say that we have had hundreds. it's often said we're a nation of dog lovers but for author damien dibben, his jack russell dudley is more than just a pet. your dog has inspired several books. yes, it is david dibben by the way. my yes, it is david dibben by the way. my latest novel is narrated by a dog. it is the premise that you have worked dogs in the books for children, and then

weather fronts will be weak, producing a bit more cloud to the north and west of scotland, possibly in the north—west of northern irelandh, still pretty hot in the south. more on the website. that's it. so goodbye from the bbc news at six. now on bbc one, let's join our news teams where you are. have a very good evening. this is bbc news with carole walker. the headlines: theresa may meets the french president emmanuel macron at his summer retreat on the front riviera, as she tries to build support for her post—brexit trade plans. a warning from bank of england governor mark carney about the brexit talks. he says they are entering a critical phase and the financial system has to be ready if britain crashes out of the eu. four men who died in a car crash during a police pursuit in bradford have been named. the car was followed by officers early on thursday morning, when it crashed into a tree. the leader of zimba bwe's into a tree. the leader of zimbabwe's main opposition party says he is ready to go to court to prove vote rigging led to his loss in the presidential

of scotland, 24 northern ireland and 23 for england and wales. it‘s central, southern and eastern parts of england which will see the best of the sunshine on tuesday. further north and west a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here‘s how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it‘s going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye.

scotland and northern ireland, and it's less humid behind this weather front, and there'll be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe along to the west of the very latest, and then a weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells developed elsewhere in england and wales. here is a look at things at ii:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, it'll be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells developing across northern england, wales, the midlands and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away and we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temperatures dip away. a much cooler night to come going into thu

west. it will last for most of the day in western scotland, the west of northern ireland. east of scotla nd sunshine this afternoon in the east of scotland but in the west that cloud and rain thickens up. temperatures about 15—18. the rain in the far west, and in the east, england and wales, it looks try this afternoon. this afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine developing across southern parts of england and down towards the channel islands as well. going through this evening, the rain in the north—west will gradually move further south and east. then we will see some showers tonight moving out of the english channel into the south—east. some of them could be on the heavy side. temperatures overnight down to about 11—14. wednesday, that area of showers will eventually clear way and that band of rain you will notice just fizzling away and it is the band of cloud moving into the south—east behind that, there will be lengthy spells of sunshine and just odd shower in the far west of scotland. temperatures similar to the day, 16—21. thursday, this higher pressure will star

scotland and northern ireland, it is less humid behind this weather front, and there will be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe along to the west of weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells developed elsewhere in england and wales. —— develop. here's a look at things at a:00pm in the afternoon, and on the breeze, a feed of a few showers into north—west scotland. but most other parts here in scotland, and indeed in northern ireland, will be dry. you mayjust catch the odd shower in the west. good sunny spells, sunny spells developing across northern england, wales, the midlands, and into the south—west. but a weakening weather front, with still maybe the odd shower associated with it, moves into east anglia and the south—east towards the end of the day. but hardly any rain left, really, and then it clears away and then we've got clearing skies. and there mayjust be the odd patch of mist and fog as we go into thursday morning, but overnight into thursday, our weather systems have cleared away — clearing skies, and temperatures dip away. a much cooler night to come going into th

west. essentially it will cloud over more and more through the day. pockets of rain and drizzle in the south west coming into wales and later northern ireland. ay. pockets of wet weather continuing to push northwards towards scotland and into eastern parts of england overnight. there could be heavy bursts of rain. a warm night probably on saturday because there will be more cloud around and some rain. low pressure is getting that bit closer. at one stage it looked like it would be a windy weekend. the winds are lighter and the weather front was grinding toa and the weather front was grinding to a halt. outbreaks of rain pushing northwards into scotland. they may well be the midlands, northern and eastern england will become drier and brighter. in the west there may be rainfor and brighter. in the west there may be rain for most of the day and it could be heavy. the band of rain is in the north of scotland on monday. we're in the north of scotland on monday. we' re left in the north of scotland on monday. we're left with sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the east of england where they could be heavy. potentially rumbles of thunder a

in the west is on these weather front here which will move into the north—west of the uk on saturday. scotland, northern irelandle, and we could see some sunshine. the rest of england and wales seeing sunny spells and temperatures widely 19-22dc. spells and temperatures widely 19—22dc. moving into the second spells and temperatures widely 19—22dc. moving we > the second spells and temperatures widely 19—22dc. moving w colder second spells and temperatures widely 19—22dc. moving w colder air ond very warm air with colder air waiting in the wings, bringing rain into the north—west on sunday. ahead of that we are drawing up higher temperatures from the south and south—west. there is the rain coming into northern parts of the uk. elsewhere it will be dry with sunny spells and areas of cloud and temperatures should be climbing. you can see how the warmth gathers around the moray firth and aberdeenshire. temperatures are likely to be in the mid—205. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. an unmarried mother of four wins her legal battle to claim a widowed parent's allowance in a case that