robert hall, bbc news, guernsey.a laser in orbit to measure the condition of earth's ice cover. the satellite mission, called icesat—2, should provide more precise information on the effects of climate change. antarctica, greenland and the ice floating on the arctic ocean have all lost volume in recent decades. a zoo in colombia is celebrating the arrival of a newborn spider monkey. these monkeys are among the 25 most endangered primate species in the world. they're in critical danger of extinction. this tiny primate, seen here clinging to its mother, was born at the san fe zoological park in colombia's second largest city of medellin. this little guy weighs just one kilogram. it's only the third spider monkey born at the zoo since 2012. the head of the organisation of american states has said that a military intervention to overthrow president nicolas maduro of venezuela shouldn't be ruled out. luis almagro was speaking to reporters in colombia the metropolitan police have charged former nevermind the buzzcocks host

robert hall, bbc news, guernsey.born spider monkey. these monkeys are among the 25 most endangered primate species in the world. they're in critical danger of extinction. this tiny primate, seen here clinging to its mother, was born at the san fe zoological park in colombia's second largest city of medellin. this little guy weighs just one kilogram. it's only the third spider monkey born at the zoo since 2012. now it's time for a look at the weather forecast. quite a quiet start to our weekend so far. we have seen some lovely spells of sunshine this morning across central and southern areas. but thicker cloud further north and west and that will produce some showery outbreaks of rain from time to time. nothing particularly significant until late on in the day. more on that in a moment. we will enjoy some sunshine. eastern scotla nd will enjoy some sunshine. eastern scotland may cling onto some breaks. and temperatures will peak between 14 and temperatures will peak between 1a and 21 degrees. the winds will strengthen

robert hall, bbc news, guernsey.

he told us about guernsey, he was very fond of guernsey, but he was very lonely and he was homesick. family everything. since the find, investigations have revealed he risked his own life to help islanders. among those on his trail, a tv sleuth turned occupation historian. the islanders were starving and they were dying and suffering from all kinds of diseases, typhus and so on, for which they had no medication. and albert kowald, against the military law, provided the civilians with a great deal of help. the entrance would have been just here. albert secretly treated his islander patients at the military hospital where he worked. he even helped them keep in touch with the bbc. he told them that there is a speech from churchill and he invited them to hear the speeches, and it was forbidden. they could have shot him. when albert was betrayed and imprisoned by his superiors, islanders wrote letters in his support. and he had left one last surprise for his daughter. it's very special. and it's yourfather‘s medals. she gasps. those are his medals. and they were left here. i give my thank

robert hall, bbc news, guernsey.you of history and all those personal relationships. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. janice long is here to tell us what's caught her eye. let's take a look at some of the front pages today. the times reports that british intelligence services believed former labour leader michael foot had been a kgb informant at the height of the cold war. they suggest they have more evidence to back up that theory. the daily telegraph quotes a government advisor as saying parents must turn off their phones and other social media devices at night to set an example for their children. we will talk to janice about that in a minute. the guardian leads with singer lily allen saying she was sexually assaulted by a music executive as she slept. it had ongoing theme among women in the entertainment history. and the ft weekend reports that one of the labour party's most senior politicians has said the opposition could vote against theresa may's brexit deal.

robert hall, bbc news, guernsey.y and been in touch, and that gasp when she gets the medals back is quite something. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. janice long is here to tell us what's caught her eye. should we dive straight in? the daily mail, our man in tamworth was inspired to turn this dog jumped into a inspired to turn this dog jumped intoa carand inspired to turn this dog jumped into a car and it goes eight miles and are along the pavements of tamworth so he can avoid traffic. what about pedestrians? he bought it for £400 on ebay and fitted it with a caravan battery and at scooter engine and a sound system and that's how he travels around because he says tamworth is starting to look like a dodgem track anyway. and that's legal? yes, he doesn't take it on the road, but i wouldn't like to be hit by a dodge at eight miles an hour. there is a brilliant picture of these ladies looking at him, quite perplexed. he said he was inspired to make it after having his f

he told us about guernsey, he was very fond of guernsey, but he was very lonely and he was homesick.. since the find, investigations have revealed he risked his own life to help islanders. among those on his trail, at tv sleuth turned occupation historian. the islanders we re occupation historian. the islanders were starving and they were dying and suffering from all kinds of diseases, typhus and so on, for which they had no medication. and albert cobalt, against the military law, provided the civilians a great deal of help. the entrance would have beenjust deal of help. the entrance would have been just here. albert secretly treated his islander patients at the military hospital where he worked. he even helped them keep in touch with the bbc. he told them that there is a speech from winston churchill and he invited them to hear the speeches, and it was forbidden — they could have shot him. when albert was betrayed and imprisoned by his superiors, islanders wrote letters in his support. and he had left one last surprise for his daughter.m support. and he had left one last surprise fo

robert hall, bbc news, guernsey. nasais nasa is about to put the laser in or about to check the effects of climate change. antarctica, greenland and the ice floating on the arctic ocean have all lost a volume in recent decades. no ice here, but let's have a look at the weather. we have seen lovely spells of sunshine a smiling across central and southern areas but thicker cloud further north and west. but will produce some showery outbreaks of rain from time to time. nothing significant until later on in the day. enjoy some sunshine, eastern scotla nd day. enjoy some sunshine, eastern scotland might still cling onto some breaks, and along with central and southern areas. temperatures will peak between 14—23 —. went to strengthen by the end of the day and it will push and heavier rain through northern ireland and into scotland. that will gradually drift south and east across the borders, nestling close to know the name and, north—west by dawn tomorrow morning. it will bring a contrast across the country, a north— south

looking across the channel there in guernsey, clear blue skies, stunning picture there.ound 5pm, just off the coast of scotland and north east england, that cloud stretching further south too. but the other side of the weather front, as is often the case, the weather is much better, there's more sunshine around but it's much fresher, temperatures only around 50 degrees in the highlands, 16 for glasgow, maybe nudging up to 17 in belfast but about cloud. some spots of rain across parts of yorkshire, maybe a few spots of rain down towards wales, the midlands and the south—west but for the time being east anglia and the south—east still warm, quite sunny, temperatures quite possibly in the mid—20s. to this evening this is a slow—moving weather front, not much wind out there to move things around, essentially speaking about weather front will hang around of that north sea, north—east coast of the british isles to the south of that little bit of cloud around, but in the north of the country it will be quite chilly tonight, temperatures down to single figures, whereas in the so

for the time being, it is still beat for looking across the channel in guernsey. the coast of scotland and north east england and that cloud stretching further south. the other side of the weather front, the weather is better, more sunshine around but it is fresher and temperatures only around 15 degrees around the highlands and 16 for glasgow. maybe just about nudging up to 17 in belfast. look at the cloud, spots of rain across parts of yorkshire and maybe 12 across wales, the midlands and the south—west. but for the time being, east anglia and the south—east is still warm and sunny and tebbit is possibly in the mid—20s. through this evening, this isa mid—20s. through this evening, this is a very slow—moving weather front and there isn't much wind to move things around but essentially speaking the weather front will hang around off the north sea, north—east coast of the british isles. to the south of that, a little bit of cloud around. in the north of the country it will be quite chilly, temperatures down to single figures we re temperatures down to single figure

but for the time being it is still beautiful, looking across the channel in guernsey, clear blue skiesspeak, you can see it here, around five the just off the coast of scotland and north—east england. that cloud stretching further south too. the other side of the weather front as is often the case, the weather is much better, more sunshine around, but it is fresher, temperatures around the highlands, 16th glasgow, 17 in belfast. spots of rain across parts of yorkshire and one or two spots of rain down into wales, the midlands and the south—west. for the time being, east anglia and the south—east, still warm, quite sunny, temperatures quite possibly in the mid—20s. through this evening, a very slow—moving weather front. essentially speaking that weather front will hang around off that north—east coast of the british isles, to the south a bit of cloud around. in the north of the country it will be quite chilly tonight, temperatures down to single figures, whereas in the south—east after that one day around 13, the overnight low. tomorrow, variable amounts of cloud and sunshine. that look

photo sent infrom a deal of blue skies, this photo sent in from a weather watcher in st peter port, guernsey a risk of showery outbreaks of rain further north in scotland. but elsewhere, a good deal of clear skies. that allows temperatures to fall away. your chilly night, a touch of frost in the countryside for england and wales, the odd patch of mist and fog. the north west holds on to warmer temperatures, we have some cloud and strengthening a breeze. but we are looking at a chilly night. a fine and bright start to tomorrow, a good deal of sunshine first thing. it spells of sunshine tomorrow, cloud increases from the north—west, in northern ireland and scotland, patches of rain in the north—west as well. temperatures not particularly warm, highs of 14 degrees in the north. more like 16 or 17 degrees in the north. more like 16 or17 in degrees in the north. more like 16 or 17 in england and wales. overnight saturday into sunday, this weather front works further south and east. not a good deal of rain on it, the odd patch though of drizzle here and there. it starts the day on sunday, across n

brollies, but for the time being it's still beautiful, look at this stunning picture of blue skies over guernseyround, around the highlands, just about nudging up to 17 in belfast, spots of rain across parts of yorkshire, sports of rain in the midlands, spots in the west, for the time being south east england and east anglia quite warm and sunny with temperatures possibly in essentially that weather front will hang around across the north east of the british isles, in the north of the country it will be quite chilly tonight, temperatures down to single figures, whereas in the south east, the overnight low will be 14, tomorrow variable cloud and sunshine, it looks as if this central area of the uk will be at times very cloudy but elsewhere across the country, not terribly warm in the north—west, 16 degrees possibly in belfast, we might nudge up possibly in belfast, we might nudge up to 22 degrees in london. and then the outlook for the next few days, variable amounts of cloud, some sunshine from time to time but also the chance of catching some spots of rain and noticeably there's temperatures di