breeze picks up a little bit for the rest of us, still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.in the west, we could still get up to around 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england. best of the sunshine in the west with the highest of the temperatures but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers, and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. hello. this is bbc news. with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. dozens of people have been hurt in violent clashes in eastjerusalem involving palestinians and a far—right jewish group. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they're trying to move them back here. that's a stun grenade. the uk closes its doors to india as the country records the world's highest ever number of new infections in a day. the us leads several c

still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.l get up to around 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news. the headlines: dozens of people have been hurt in clashes in eastjerusalem amid rival demonstrations by palestinians and far right jewish group. there were confrontations between the two sides and palestinian demonstrators and the israeli police who are trying to keep the groups apart. joe biden has pledged to more than halve the united states�* carbon emissions by the end of the decade. the president set the ambitious target during a global video summit, with many other world leaders also promising to ma

still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.could still get up to around 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news. the headlines: joe biden has pledged to more than halve the united states' carbon emissions by the end of the decade. the president set the ambitious target during a global video summit, with many other world leaders also promising to make big reductions. hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a young black man who was shot dead by police in the us city of minneapolis. daunte wright was killed during a routine traffic stop. the service in minneapolis heard impassioned appeals for poli

breeze picks up a little bit for the rest of us, still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.e frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england. best of the sunshine in the west with the highest of the temperatures but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers, and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a decisive decade for climate change — says president biden — as he pledges to halve us emissions by 2030. chipageddon! the global shortage of semiconductors could last all year, says the boss of tech giant cisco. us shares take a dive on reports of steep new levies on rich investors. joining the red list — the uk closes its doors to india as new covid infections hit world record levels.

still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.t a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there�*ll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. welcome to bbc news. i�*m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: dozens of people have been hurt in violent clashes in eastjerusalem during rival demonstrations by palestinians and a far rightjewish group. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. try to move them back here. that�*s done grenade. —— stun. president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight climate change together as he pledges to cut us emissions by 50% of past levels by 2030. the funeral of daunte wright, a black man shot dead after a routine traffic stop, has been taking place in the us city of minneapolis.

breeze picks up a little bit for the rest of us, still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.und 17—18 degrees. the frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england. best of the sunshine in the west with the highest of the temperatures but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers, and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today. the uk closes its doors to travellers from india, as hospitals there run out of oxygen and infection rates hit levels unseen anywhere so far in the pandemic. all arrivals into the uk will be red list arrivals. so passengers faced ten days in quarantine. the post office scandal that left dozens of workers with criminal convictions — the postmasters who hope their names will finally be cleared today. and the work to save england's highest mountain f

still some cloud in the north—east of scotland.abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. and it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england, best of the sunshine in the west, with the highest of the temperatures. but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers. and there'll be more cloud and cooler conditions next week, too. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight —— dozens of people hurt in violent clashes in east jerusalem during rival demonstrations by palestinians and the far rightjewish group. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they are trying to move them back here but that's done grenade... —— that stun grenade... president biden urges world leaders to unite and fight climate change together as he pledges to cut us emissions by 50% of past levels by 2030. this is t

we change the wind direction, though, that north—easterly, like i mentioned, cool down the east coastius across the north sea coast. 16—20 celsius, though, in the south—west — that's where we will have the last of the warmth. but that warmth ebbs away through thursday night, and into friday morning. the cold air is with most of us, and we will actually see some frost, particularly for the far north of england and in toward scotland. low single digits for the rest of england and wales. 0ur area of high pressure though really builds in, for friday. so there will be a lot of dry and settled weather, but it is chillier air blowing down on a north or north—easterly wind, and again, that north—easterly wind will feed in more cloud to northern and eastern parts of the uk. so it's staying rather chilly and grey here. with more shelter to the south and the west, this is where we will see the best of the sunshine. so, temperatures into the afternoon could reach 12 or 13 celsius, 9 or 10 celsius closer to the east. these temperatures actually closer to the seasonal average. through friday night,

still relatively high pollen levels for many coming down a bit in the north—east, starting to pick uplsius, not as high as today, and in southern areas we have that brisk breeze. temperatures not as high tomorrow as they will be today. going through saturday night into sunday, again, starry skies, with more cloud coming in, so just patchy frost, really. but still, it is a risk and a concern for farmers and growers. and that cloud may hang around more across parts of scotland and central and eastern england on sunday, not spoiling the day but bringing down temperatures and feeling a little cooler, but some sunshine to enjoy, as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: the court of appeal clears 39 former subpostmasters of fraud and false accounting — after one of the uk's most widespread miscarriages ofjustice. it was all about clearing my name. i'm not a thief, i'm not a fraudster. i am not this person. and that... that is it, that is everything. india joins the travel red list — the last few people arrived in the uk, just hours before ten days of quarantine became compulsory. india has

reason for the change is that we have more of a breeze today and it's coming in from the north, the north—east, out across to the south—west. this is where we got the highest temperatures, 18—19 c. more sunshine although more for scotland and northern ireland. it will come and go a bit overnight. but where we have the clearest skies in scotland and northern ireland, we are likely to have a frost overnight. could be down to “4 in some parts of scotland. a risk of frost extends its way down to the midlands and wales where the cloud is a little bit more variable. as we head into the easter weekend, good friday is going to be chilly, with that cold front moving down across the whole of the country around this area of high pressure which is keeping it fine and dry. one of two light showers in the morning for eastern scotland and eastern england, before the cloud moves inland. best of the sunshine properly for northern ireland, wales, south england, wales, temperatures only 9—10 c. highs of 13 in the afternoon. heading into easter saturday, we have got more cloud feeding in off the breeze on the nor

another chilly night, a widespread ground frost, perhaps not as cold as last night for many parts of north—eaststill getting down to around —6. tomorrow is similar, some spells of sunshine, one or two showers. light winds for many, not much of a feature, particular to more closely at the east coast, the wind is coming in off the very cold waters of the no theme which will really suppress the temperatures, talent and cities text back to around eight or 9 degrees —— the very cold waters of the north—east. the highest temperatures will be the highest temperature further west, 11, 12, 13, maybe 1a. there will still be a frost in places on thursday morning and the orientation means we will be joining some quite cold air across eastern parts of the uk. one or two showers skipping from the east across parts of east anglia and the south—east, most places on thursday try again with spells of sunshine and the highest temperatures likely to be in the west and north west, parts of northern ireland in western scotland getting to oh 15. we could see reina writing to the weekend, but most places stage right,

we still have relatively high levels of pollen for many, just coming a little bit down in the north—eastemperatures here down a little bit - 11 to 13, which isn't as high as today. and again, in southern areas, we have got that brisk breeze. so, temperatures are probably not quite as high tomorrow as they are or will be today. as we go through saturday night into sunday, again a starry sky with just a hint and a little bit more cloud coming in. just patchy frost really but it is a risk and it is a concern for farmers and growers. and that cloud mayjust hang around a little bit more across parts of scotland, central and eastern england on sunday. still not spoiling the day but bringing the temperatures down and here it will feel a little bit cooler of course with some sunshine to enjoy as well. at 6pm... the uk's most widespread miscarriage ofjustice — dozens of former postmasters convicted of fraud and theft have their convictions quashed by the court of appeal. cheering celebrations as their names are finally cleared — the 39 men and women had been found guilty because of flaws in the c

sunny weather developing to the north and east and a much brighter day for scotland and northern englandlighter winds. with north—west winds pushing down into eastern coast of england, temperatures here substantially cooler tomorrow, and the around nine celsius along the coastal strip. as of 17th to score more, milder in the sunshine across western scotland and northern ireland. as well as the recent chill, it has been dry, and with high—pressure family over us in the uk for thursday and to see the week out, not much rain at all. a frost around thursday morning, mist and fog patches, but sunny conditions for most. breezy toward southern areas and cloud in the southern north sea, but under the strong sunshine with the ground dry, temperatures rise quickly and they will rise further into the weekend before dropping next week. but the outlook across the country, you will notice there are no raindrops on the symbols and if i show you the rainfall forecast for the next five days, precious little rain on the cards. the gardeners go on despairing! thank you. a reminder of our top story: downing

some areas of cloud in the far north east of scotland and the chance of a shower in the northern isles but many of us will be at orjust below freezing. again, looks coldest into eastern england. but after that chilly start, temperatures rebound quickly tomorrow, with plenty of sunshine again. a little hazy with high cloud here and there. there's still some cloud in the far north—north east of scotland, and in the northern isles it may threaten a shower. still that brisk, gusty wind through the channel islands and into south west england, where elsewhere the winds are light. and in that strong sunshine, it will feel warmer tomorrow and temperatures could be up to around 20 celsius in a few spots. gradually turning a little cooler and cloudier over the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden hosts a virtual climate summit with world leaders and pledges to cut america's carbon emissions by at least half. we're here at this summit to discuss how each of us, each country, can set higher climate ambitions that will in tu

plenty of showers in north—east scotland. wintry over the hills.showers. quite a bit of sunshine in the morning. they will develop widely into the afternoon and some may be heavy. cloud and rain pushing out of the south—east quickly on thursday morning and then it's the south—east quickly on thursday morning and then its bright, plenty of sunshine. showers in scotland and north—east nz, becoming widespread. some could be heavy. disappointing temperatures for the time of year, single digits in the north and east coast and highs of 12 or 13 across the south. similar on friday and as we go into the start of the bank holiday weekend. cold frosty mornings with sunshine and showers in the day and then a chance of a significant area of low pressure for bank holiday monday which may bring a spell of wet and when weather. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are.

going from 19% party in the north—east going from i9% in _ party in the north—east going from 19% in the last two elections, it was 34% and in 2019, it was— elections, it was 34% and in 2019, it was 38%~ — elections, it was 34% and in 2019, it was 38%. in elections, it was 34% and in 2019, it was 3896-— it was 38%. in 2017 when the tees valle iot it was 38%. in 2017 when the tees valley got its _ it was 38%. in 2017 when the tees valley got its first _ it was 38%. in 2017 when the tees valley got its first metro - it was 38%. in 2017 when the tees valley got its first metro mayor, l valley got its first metro mayor, there was an element of surprise that it was the conservative candidate winning, but how much do you think the government have capitalised on that in the last couple of years and used it as unexcused to put money into this area? ~ , , ., ,, unexcused to put money into this area? . , , ., ,, ., unexcused to put money into this area? . ,, ., ,, ., ., area? when i speak to labour campaigners. _ area? when i speak to labour campaigners, they _ area? when i speak to labour cam

north—west of the uk. i think the best of the weather will be further south and also south—east.act, it's a cold front and behind it we once again open up the gates to a cold air stream from the arctic, which could bring wintry showers to northern areas of the uk. so, yes, temporarily it is going to turn just a little bit milder through thursday, friday, maybe saturday, but the second half of the weekend it is turning colder again. this is bbc news. the headlines: american officials have described the start of talks in vienna, intended to revive the international deal on iran's nuclear programme, as a welcome step, and �*constructive'. a state department spokesman said the discussions are expected to be difficult and an early breakthrough is not anticipated. brazil has registered more than 4,000 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours — a new record for the country. the public health system has been largely overwhelmed by the surge in cases. president bolsonaro has been widely blamed for the crisis. he has consistently played down the severity of the virus. the jury in the trial of derek

but on that north—east exposed coast, once again, the temperature struggling, 7—9 celsius.d sink their way steadily south through the night tonight. some clearer skies in scotland and that is where we will see the lowest of the temperatures, but still holding up above freezing quite widely across the country. so not quite as chilly a start to wednesday morning, but once again there is going to be some cloud and some showers around. this time that front will be sitting through central and southern wales, along with the midlands and down across the south coast. the isobars open up further north. that means that lighter winds, but that could mean that some of those showers mayjust linger across the far north—east of scotland. so, nevertheless, it could be a little bit disappointing tomorrow and those temperature struggling, again for this time of year, way below par. we are going to see a maximum of 8—11; celsius. as we move out of wednesday and into thursday, we even start to lose some of that warmth into the south east corner as the colder air starts to sink its way south, s

there will be some showers, though, for and northern ireland, northern, particularly north east england bright day for all areas. a cold, frosty start for many. and then we'll have showers developing into the afternoon, and these will become a bit more widespread. some of them heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in as well. and factor in that very brisk north, north—easter breeze, particularly across the eastern side of the country, then it's going to feel chilly. these temperatures are below par for the time of year and struggling to get into double figures across northern and eastern scotland and the far north east of england. for friday, similar story. it's a cold, frosty start. there'll be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will get going again through the day, particularly in the afternoon. some of them could turn out to be heavy and thundery with some hail mixed in. fairly slow—moving because the winds will be light. again, pretty disappointing temperatures for the time of year, ranging from around eight to 12—13 degrees across some sunnier spots of the south. as we he

showers in scotland and north—east nz, becoming widespread. some could be heavy.pointing temperatures for the time of year, single digits in the north and east coast and highs of 12 or 13 across the south. similar on friday and as we go into the start of the bank holiday weekend. cold frosty mornings with sunshine and showers in the day and then a chance of a significant area of low pressure for bank holiday monday which may bring a spell of wet and when weather. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello i'm olly foster and welcome to sportsday — a crunch week for manchester city's treble hopes, we are ninety minutes away from their champions league semi—final. george north says he's heartbroken, he's out of the lions tour with a serious knee injury. and injury might have ended her career but katie ormerod tells us how she can reach the top of the olympic podium in beijing next year. evening, what a game we've got coming up in the champions league. manchester city taking on paris

relatively high levels of pollen for many, just coming a little bit down in the north—east as we get s all about clearing my name. i'm not a thief, i'm not a fraudster. i'm an honest person and that... that's it. that's everything i want. there are now calls for a full judge—led public inquiry. also this hour... india joins the travel red list, as some left it late to beat the change, arriving just hours before quarantine becomes compulsory. india has reported its highest number of new daily infection — more than 330,000 cases. industrial oxygen is now having to be used in hospitals as stocks run out.

for nuffin 1st and that's why north east i found a book from 141-0021 person wrote i my once on a sunday the people were at the nearing service when 2 stones fell down from the vaulted ceiling a minister started to think we were scared it would fall over. probably the problems are the same as today. stones don't fall from the ceiling nowadays. but to ensure that it stays that way even the tiniest cracks in the building have to be regularly monitored. and players burned does that with this cannon like device. with a laser he pinpoints the often in excessively high cracks and with a telescope he can recognize whether and when the walls might break apart. it's ok i've got it. now it's sharp. this crack has in fact shrunk by 3 millimeters. you know there are hardly any changes compared to last year. we're looking at about a 10th so that's ok. that's a relief the table of measurements goes back to the 19th century a time at which investigations turned up quite different values. in the 850 s. irreverent caricature has appeared poking fun at the half finished and dilapidated state of the buildi

the shadow of past industry lingers on england�*s north—east coast.vices, dismissing claims that hasn�*t always been the case. i was involved in bringing services back to hartlepool hospital. actually, we�*re showing on the doorsteps that lots of people believe in the same issues as us. they want to see services back in the hospital, they want to see more jobs in hartlepool and they want to see more police on the streets. the conservative candidate, a farmer and councillor, is pointing to benefits reaped in nearby tory towns, unashamedly saying she would aim for the same. we have seen with other mps in the area, over in darlington, we have the treasury coming north, we have an economic campus coming north, and i want to get those opportunities for people here so they have got sustainable jobs for them and their children going forward. big names have been visiting, a sign of what is at stake. were recent tory wins on labour turf a one—off or permanent shift? does labour leadership have what it takes to win back support? voters here have the power to ma

unstable air, meaning showers and the flow of air coming in from the north—east.r patchy in nature, more likely in the countryside than in the town and city centres, but it will be chilly. there'll be plenty of sunshine. already a few showers running in towards the north sea coastal areas. but after the early sunshine elsewhere, some cloud is going to build and the showers break out more widely. some heavy, perhaps with hail and thunder. not everybody will catch them, though, and as for temperatures, it is quite cool, particularly along north sea coasts — many of us just in the range of 9—12 celsius. perhaps fewer showers in northern ireland compared with thursday, so more in the way of dry, sunny weather. as ever, the showers — not everybody�*s going to catch them — they will tend to fade away after dark overnight and into saturday morning and with another chilly start, with another patchy frost, but a lot of sunshine to start the weekend, to start saturday. but wait for it, it all happens again. the shower clouds build, the showers break out, some heavy with hai

and north—west of st vincent _ on the north—east and north—west of st vincent.vincent. and the evacuation of the area itself.— the area itself. to aid the evacuation _ the area itself. to aid the evacuation order, - the area itself. to aid the evacuation order, a - the area itself. to aid the| evacuation order, a vessel the area itself. to aid the - evacuation order, a vessel was the area itself. to aid the _ evacuation order, a vessel was sent to the leeward side of the east caribbean island. a number of large commercial cruise lines which operate in the caribbean have also pitched in and some residents found themselves aboard ship if they didn't have safe haven with family elsewhere. disaster preparedness in the caribbean is generally well coordinated. however, a volcanic eruption of this magnitude is a challenge of a different order, especially amid a pandemic. the threat of what can happen if the evacuation doesn't go smoothly is ever present. when it erupted at the turn of the 20th century, 1600 people are believed to have died. though many on st vincent ho

and there will be a bit of patchy cloud for parts of scotland — especially in the east and into north—easts, it's a day of unbroken sunshine once again. shetland, though, turning cloudy with a chance of a little light rain. it will be a cooler day along north sea coasts with a breeze off the sea but in western areas of the sunshine, every bit as warm as friday — i9, perhaps 20 degrees again. and there will be moderate to high pollen levels and moderate to high uv as well. now, we are expecting more cloud to arrive as we go after dark on saturday night, just filtering in here from the east, particularly into parts of england and wales. there could be a few mist and fog patches around, too. and although temperatures again are a little bit higher as we start sunday morning, still the odd touch of frost in the countryside can't be ruled out. and then on sunday, don't be surprised to have some cloud, particularly across parts of england and wales, and patchy cloud in scotland breaking to allow sunny spells, though parts of eastern england could stay rather cloudy with a chance of a light shower

the shadow of past industry lingers on england's north east coast.blue. the seaside town of hartlepool, though, still picked labour when it made its last choice. he's hoping it stays that way. a gp and former mp, he's pushing for improved public services, dismissing claims that hasn't always been the case. i was involved in bringing services back to hartlepool hospital. actually, we're showing on the doorsteps that lots of people believ in the same issues as us. they want to see services back in the hospital, they want to see more jobs in hartlepool and they want to see more police on the streets. the conservative candidate, a farmer and councillor, is pointing to benefits reaped in nearby tory towns, unashamedly saying she would aim for the same. we have seen with other mps in the area, over in darlington, we have the treasury coming north, we have an economic campus coming north, and i want to get those opportunities for people here so they have got sustainable jobs for them and their children going forward. big names have been visiting, a sign of

north bay. it pushes across the east bay. showers throughout half moon bay. the peninsula, 1:00. 3:00, 4:00, you see the north bay gets into clearing. and 7:00, just a few isolated lo about a tenthnch in mountain view. to the north, a quarter of inch. and san francisco, about 0.22. welcome rain. and looking at the snow through the day and monday. 8 to 16 inches. kirkwood, nearly a foot of snow. 6 inches for south lake. pretty good snowfall adding to the 30% of snow pack, which really dwindled quickly. today, anywhere from the mid to upper 50s. it's a cool day. breezy winds. the seven-day forecast, level one system. most of the rain the first part of the day. the second half of the day drying out. a cool monday to follow. temperatures warm up to the 80s inland, 80s around the bay. it should be breezy tomorrow along the coast. finally, a little bit of rain coming our way. . >> thank you. >>> and just ahead, riding the wave at camden yards. the a's win their 13th straight game. gai'm morgan, and there's more chris alto me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,..

we have had a fair dealfor election in the north—east and we have had a fair deal for the north—eastyou accept if people don�*t, if they vote for the snp, they�*re voting for another referendum and that should happen? well what people can see at this election is there a straight choice. the snp, if they were to get a majority, would take us through another independence refer referendum when we should be focussed on the recovery. or there is a try add tested method to stop that. that is to vob for the scottish conservatives, as more than half a million did five years ago. particularly on the peach ballot vote and we can stop an independence referendum and make sure our parliament focussed on jobs, supporting the nhs and rebuilding scotland. ., , ., . , ., scotland. people will notice you didn't answer _ scotland. people will notice you didn't answer the _ scotland. people will notice you didn't answer the question. i scotland. people will notice you didn't answer the question. the | didn�*t answer the question. the question is if people for the snp and other pro—independence party, it

we've still got some snow showers in the north—east of scotland, but most of those are snow showers outlook to the atlantic to see cloud increasing from the west, a bit of light rain or drizzle for northern ireland, perhaps into wales as well, but a but a lot of places will be dry. with the cloud coming in over that cold and frosty start, it is going to be another cold day. it won't be as windy, but it's still cold at 7 to 9 degrees. the really cold winds, though, are away from the uk and instead, our weather is starting to come in from the atlantic, so less cold air heading our way. we've got low pressure running to the north of scotland. that will pick up the winds, i think, on thursday for northern areas, thicken the cloud, bringing some patchy rain, especially towards the north—west of scotland. england and wales, good chance it's going to be dry, little bit of sunshine at times. temperatures are going to be a bit higher on thursday. 10 degrees in aberdeen will be a treat. 10 in hull and 12 in london and the home counties. but we've got some rain to move down from the north overnigh

really heavy ones running across southern england and into the south east wednesday afternoon into the evening. the cold air to the north temperatures 9 degrees in aberdeen, 1a further south. but lo brings rain finally for the south east and east anglia on thursday. then by friday, the lows into the continent, the isobars open up, the windfall is light, sky like to be clear by night, we are going to see widespread frost once again and we could see some showers, but they should be more isolated than early on in the week. so rain to come in the short term, but still looking drier but chillier for the end of the week. thanks very much. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm austin halewood. coming up this evening: the return of the invincibles. three arsenal legends alljoin a bid to buy the club. more players pull out of cricket's indian premier league as the covid pandemic continues to surge in the country. and in the country. could this be the start of a permanent and could this be the start of a perma

everywhere as saddam struggles with a massive pollution problem that stifles be economic growth in the north east african country. but come to do business i want to johnsonville end good to have you with us shares in take john dolly 7 percent in hong kong trading as investors seem to shrug off a record antitrust fine imposed on ali baba by the chinese government regulators had slammed to the tech giant with a $2800000000.00 penalty after a months long probe concluded it had been abusing its dominant market position sanctions come for the sanction comes as beijing cracks down on major chinese take platforms including on the promise payment platform group over allegations of anticompetitive behavior and misuse of consumer data. of course we'll have to talk about the market reaction there for that to cross over to chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea investors don't seem to be impressed at all by this chinese regulator crackdown here. yes investors very much brushing this record fine off i think there are 2 reasons for that one is that a lot of the signaling ahead of the announcement of this find ha

spot will be a bit colder so a patchy for scolding into the morning, —3 in the coldest parts of north—eastnd here and there to start the day. a lot of this is going to disappear but some will continue across parts of eastern england with a chance of a light shower and later on in the day and isolated heavy shower may develop into northern scotland and cloud and shetland can't be ruled out. gusty wind, particularly for the channel islands in south—west england. will feel quite cool, elsewhere even though it is cooler, 17 or 18 celsius in the sunshine in hp spots. as we go on through sunday night, we bring more cloud in from the north sea and also increase the cloud in north—west scotland. that is some rain moving in for monday morning but still indicate, clearer areas as we go into monday a patchy frost, at least on the ground, will be on offer. on monday, then, it's all change as low pressure starts moving introducing the chance of a little rain. doesn't look like a huge amount, may well be very hit and miss as well, but it will be veining in northern scotland on monday and will start to p

hanging on to gusty wind in the english channel and more clout with some drizzle in the far north—eastte tens of thousands of black and asian soldiers who died fighting for the british empire. look, i do think this is a watershed moment. it has taken 100 years, but the truth is that these men served our country. president biden is expected to promise to halve us emissions by the end of the decade at a climate summit of world leaders today. india reports the biggest daily total of coronavirus infections of any country since the start of the pandemic — with 315,000 new cases.

these temperatures in towns and city centre is more likely in the countryside, parts of east and north—easttland down to minus these we start the day with a little patchy cloud here and there for sunday morning and a lot of what has developed overnight but some will continue to impact parts of eastern england with the chance of a light shower later on, may be the odd heavy show into highland scotland and a few spots of rain into shetland but the vast majority will stay dry, sunny for another day, with a fairly gusty easterly winds especially in the channel, channel islands and into south—west england. it will feel quite cool in that wind along north sea coast but in the sunny parts of the west and the warmest spot here, 17, may be the odd heavy shower into highland scotland and a few spots of rain into shetland but the vast majority will stay dry, sunny for hello this is bbc news. the headlines... hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as it records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row. labo

that is where we will see the highest temperatures, but the breeze becoming more notable from the north—easteratures are on the way down. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. the venues are confirmed for this year's euros — wembley is a winner — but dublin loses out. ryan giggs won't lead wales at the tournament — he's been charged with assaulting two women, and with coercive and controlling behaviour. he says he'll plead not guilty. and a stunning senior debut forjessica gadirova — the british gymnast wins european bronze. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening — and good news for england and scotland fans. wembley stadium will now host an extra euro 2020 last 16 tie — after dublin was removed from the list of 12 host cities for the tournament. its a shame for dublin — but extra good news for fans here, because that last 16 tie will feature the winner of group d — which is the group containing england and scotland. let's not get ahead of ourselves, though, shall we?

more likely in the countryside, parts of east and north—east scotland down to minus these we start the parts of eastern england with the chance of a light shower. later on, maybe the odd heavy show into highland scotland and a few spots of rain into shetland, but for the vast majority will stay dry, sunny for another day, with a fairly gusty easterly winds especially in the channel, channel islands and into south—west england. it will feel quite cool in that wind along north sea coasts, but in the sunnier parts of the west and the warmest spots here, 17, maybe 18 degrees. this is bbc news the headlines at eight. hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as the country records the world's highest—ever daily rise in coronavirus infections for the third day in a row. once there is no bed here, no physical space we can put another trolley, what can we do? we can only do that much. labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson�*s official flat was paid for, following allegations by his former chief advi

of england needs. 50, to level up— north—east of england needs. 50, to level up the — north—east of shelf, ithink, than we have had for quite _ shelf, ithink, than we have had for quite some — shelf, ithink, than we have had for quite some time. and that economic clustering _ quite some time. and that economic clustering is — quite some time. and that economic clustering is going to be really important. clustering is going to be really important-— important. doctor, thank you. associate _ important. doctor, thank you. associate professor _ important. doctor, thank you. associate professor at - important. doctor, thank you. | associate professor at durham university business school, and that will be one of the big tests in this part of the world, when the local elections happen. there is a by—election happening in hartlepool. people will be gauging things like market squares and high streets, how much money they have in their pocket. it will be the first real test of whether or not the conservatives can hold onto those votes that they won in such a great number back in 2019. good to

but for the north bay and east bay. so just keep that in mind. by sunday afternoon starting to dry out by 1 o'clock for those of you in the north bay and along the coast as the bulk of the wet weather. now shifts to the south and east into the east bay valleys and south bay and then by 5 o'clock early sunday evening starting to dry out as that storm exits to our south and east with clear skies by sunday night. so this is going to be a fast moving storm just about a quarter of an inch of rain or less. but we could see that reduced visibility along the san francisco peninsula at or near 0 for downtown san francisco in half moon bay. please turn on your low beams if you are heading out for your saturday night. temperatures low to mid 50's. turning into widespread mid to upper 40's. even some low 50's for oakland antioch 53 degrees in daytime highs on sunday because of that lack of sunshine and increase in storm cloud cover mid to upper 50's with low 60's for santa rosa nevado. so about 5 to 10 degrees below average and then look at the warming trend

a chilly feel to things in that brisk north—east breeze, north and east areas could see highs of around watchdog says there are reasonable grounds to suspect an offence or offences may have occurred. at pmqs labour went on the attack... don't the british people deserve a prime minister they can trust and a government that is not mired in sleaze, cronyism and scandal? he should know that i paid for the downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker, and i contrast it any further declaration that i will have to make, ifany, i will be advised upon. a country in chaos — india's official covid death toll passes 200,000 — but the real number is almost certainly much higher. 0ne dose of the oxford/astrazeneca or pfizer vaccine halves the likelihood of a person who gets coronavirus passing it on. the bafta tv nominations unveiled — sir steve mcqueen's bbc drama small axe leads the way, with 15 nominations and coming up — how self—driving vehicles could be allowed on uk roads by the end of this year. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a formal investigation has been launched into the f

north sea. so, cloudier skies for east anglia, the south—east, three parts of the midlands up towards north—eastoud, and quite breezy around these peripheries of the uk. just 8 or 9 degrees where you have got the cloud and the breeze from the north sea, but look at that — 16, there, in aberdeen, 13 in belfast, not too bad, where you keep the sunshine lasting through into the afternoon. now, this evening and tonight it will be dry with clear spells and a cold night ahead. a touch of frost likely as temperatures in more rural spots dip a little bit below freezing. so, a chilly start to your easter sunday, i think. we will start to see high pressure slowly easing away as this cold front works its way in from the north, so, a change afoot, particularly later in the day. we are going to see the cloud increasing for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze picking up ahead of some afternoon rain working in. further south, across england and wales, more sunshine than we have seen over recent days, particularly for central and eastern areas, where temperatures will reach around 1a or 15 degrees for eas

rural spot will be a bit colder so a patchy frost into the morning, —3 in the coldest parts of north—eastle cloud around here and there to start the day. a lot of this is going to disappear but some will continue across parts of eastern england with a chance of a light shower and later on in the day an isolated heavy shower may develop into northern scotland and cloud in shetland, some rain can't be ruled out. gusty wind, particularly for the channel islands in south—west england. will feel quite cool, elsewhere even though it is cooler, 17 or 18 celsius in the sunshine in a few spots. as we go on through sunday night, we bring more cloud in from the north sea and also increase the cloud in north—west scotland. that is some rain moving in for monday morning but still in the clearer areas as we go into monday a patchy frost, at least on the ground, will be on offer. on monday, then, it's all change as low pressure starts to move introducing the chance of a little rain. doesn't look like a huge amount, may well be very hit and miss as well, but it will be raining in northern scotland on mon

unstable air, meaning showers and the flow of air coming in from the north—east.the time of year, and another frost out there for many as we start the day for friday morning. rather patchy in nature, more likely in the countryside than in the town and city centres, but it will be chilly. there'll be plenty of sunshine. already a few showers running in towards the north sea coastal areas. but after the early sunshine elsewhere, some cloud is going to build and the showers break out more widely, some heavy, perhaps with hail and thunder. not everybody will catch them, though, and as for temperatures, it is quite cool, particularly along north sea coasts — many of us just in the range of 9—12 celsius. perhaps fewer showers in northern ireland compared with thursday, so more in the way of dry, sunny weather. as ever, the showers — not everybody�*s going to catch them — they will tend to fade away after dark overnight and into saturday morning and with another chilly start, with another patchy frost, a lot of sunshine to start the weekend, to start saturday. but wait f

the breeze for part of incoming from the north—east, it does mean down the north—east, it does mean downs the prime minister pledges to take whatever action is necessary to stop ingram's richest clubs joining. these are the scenes live at stamford bridge tonight as chelsea, one of the breakaway teams, are in action. the manchester city boss also added his voice to the criticism. it's not a sport when the relation between the efforts and success, the effort and reward, doesn't exist. so it's not a sport. we'll be asking whether the new super league will go ahead in the face of mounting criticising. also tonight... international aviation and shipping are included in new targets to radically cut the uk's carbon emissions. president biden weighs in as the jury deliberates its verdict in the trial of the former police officer accused of murdering george floyd — calling the evidence "overwhelming."

one or two lights showers threatening the east of scotland, north—east on friday before the cloud breakser. leading to some lengthy spells of sunshine. coolair leading to some lengthy spells of sunshine. cool air everywhere. top temperatures everywhere, 13—14 in the sunshine. eight to 10 degrees. more cloud of the north sea. on saturday, for northern england, perhaps into the middlesbrough well, but away from here, more in the way of sunshine, another cold and frosty start, and temperatures not changing so much on saturday. on easter sunday, not too bad. dry and sunny, wet and windy behind that first where the front, much wintry heading our way. an arctic blast of wind in time for easter monday. strong to gale force winds will make it feel cold. wintry showers with some snow, mainly the hills. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, hello and welcome to sportsday — british cycling and its former doctor richard were in the spotlight again, we will have more on why. the defending champions england gets set to kick off the six nations campaign, will head live and the c

they will be very light in most places but close to the east coast, the winds you'll notice will be coming straight off the chilly waters of the northeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling really chilly here. but come further west, a bit of shelter, it will be a little bit warmer — i2 celsius for glasgow, 13 in cardiff and in plymouth. now through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 1a or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outs

one, the evacuation of all premises in the areas designated as the red zone on the north—east and theest of st vincent. and the evacuation of the area itself. to aid the evacuation order, a vessel was sent to the leeward side of the east caribbean island. a number of large commercial cruise lines which operate in the caribbean have also pitched in, and some residents found themselves aboard ships if they didn't have safe haven with family elsewhere. this is not a drill! disaster preparedness in the caribbean is generally well co—ordinated. however, a volcanic eruption of this magnitude is a challenge of a different order — especially amid a pandemic. the threat of what could happen if the evacuation doesn't go smoothly is ever—present. when la soufriere erupted at the turn of the 20th century, 1600 people are believed to have died. though many on st vincent hoped they would never live through such an eruption, the hope is now that they can ride it out safely. will grant, bbc news. now time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. we've seen a lot of showers around toda