co-ceo of standard life aberdeen. what do you make of the events?> i think the g7 meeting is more serious than the meeting in singapore. don't get me wrong, singapore is great and it's good that they are speaking. let's see what comes of this. -- veryeeting was more trump puts his point across very well and tends to get a result. vonnie: what were you take away from a macroeconomic point of view? you create a situation where we will see real change now, maybe even see russia as part of the group of major economies and will that make a difference? martin: that was a surprising reaction that came from trump. but he specializes in that in saying these things and hopefully he gets -- he hopes to get a result. i think the world economy looks fine for next year. i think the growth is going to continue. i think is only about six countries in the world not growing at the moment. it is not going to make a huge effect on the economy. what trump wants and that is a better balan of trade surplus with a other members of the g7. i'm not sure of the u.k. has a gre

sarah smith, bbc news, aberdeen.arrives in canada for talks at the g7, but is followed by the ongoing row over brexit. and still to come... hell hath no fury — tyson determined to make a comeback in the ring after two and a half years in the wilderness. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, just how do you beat this man on clay? juan martin del potro is the latest to attempt that against rafa nadal in the french open semifinals. we'll have the best of the action. bbc news has been investigating local, regional and national identity this week across england, wales and scotland — and tonight our series ends in northern ireland. our northern ireland political editor mark devenport has been talking to people from different traditions about their connection to the uk — how the past has shaped what they wish for in years to come and whether brexit has caused a shift in their allegiances. you don't have to look far to see the symbols of clashing cultures in northern ireland. the dispute between those proud of their irish and

you can see here in aberdeen sure, blue skies overhead.satellite imagery from nasa early on, this whiteness here is the high cloud across a south. but for most a blue sky day, lots more to come. high pressure firmly in charge across the uk, doesn't wa nt to in charge across the uk, doesn't want to shift much. and whilst that sits there, was a larger he tried to. 10 degrees across the aberdeen is, of the more clout into the morning. temperatures down into the single figures to start monday morning. but generally speaking, by night and by day, things are warming up. the high pressure is in charge, but not really importing the warm airfrom the but not really importing the warm air from the south. they are circulating and gradually warming up day by day across the uk. there'll be subtle fluctuations day to day depending on where the breezes. 0n monday the breeze would be across the north of scotland. else where lots of sunshine around, maybe some cloud clips the coast between norfolk and suffolk. up to 29 degrees, low to mid 20s, 25 celsius to

in aberdeen whereas in the farsouth, in london, possibly low. 40 in aberdeen whereas in the far southnd has held off football giants argentina to secure a draw. the argentine star player lionel messi failed to score from the penalty spot. a taxi driver in moscow tried to flee after crashing into crowds at the world cup. he says it was accident — eight people were injured, none of them critically. there have been extraordinary scenes in the afghan capital kabul where taliban militants havejoined the eid celebrations — embracing security forces. but an attack in eastern afghanistan has killed at least 20. spain has accepted an offer from france to take in some

aberdeen getting up to 19 celsius. that is how it will end on sunday. cloudy.t the pollen levels, you can see they are pretty high across england but with the winds coming in off the atlantic, just moderate levels across the west of the uk. as we go through monday and tuesday, we will progressively see the weather systems moving towards the north. still, some weather fronts slicing across the northern half of the uk. the trend will be for warmer air to start wafting in from the south so temperatures are expected to gradually rise across the southern half of the uk through the week. monday starts of sunny across eastern and southern areas. we have the weather fronts moving into scotland, northern ireland and the north—west. there will be a bit of rain here. low pressure to the north. look at the weather in the south. lots of sunshine and temperatures getting into the mid—20s. as we go through tuesday and wednesday, the temperatures are expected to rise even further. the warmth, as it comes in from the south, doesn't quite reach scotland or northern ireland. it t

and i tell you this, aberdeen in scotland, they are supporting aberdeen because they have a player whonny, thank you. our world cup correspondent. thank you for the papers. the film review is up next. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have ocean's 8, stanley a man of variety, a passion project of timothy spall, and rupert everett‘s the happy prince which is an oad to the last days of oscar wilde. ocean's 8, is it fun? it is fun. i went in feeling rather ambiguous about it, because actually, the ocean sequels have got progressively worse. this is an all—female gang planning an audacious jewellery heist. they want to steal a famous necklace from a famous neck. they have got to rope in a fashion designer, played by helena bonham carter. here's a clip. how did i get here? you spent $18 million in two years and had two houseboats on the seine.

at the snp conference in aberdeen, delegates are hearing a rather more cautious refrain.date for a new referendum any time soon. so now she needs to persuade her supporters to be patient, telling them that they need to build more support for independence before they go for another vote. the snp leader wants to reach far beyond her party faithful to sceptics. i think it's important that we reassure people who might have been open—minded to independence in 2014 but felt they couldn't vote for it because they didn't have that assurance. but it's also really important that we inspire people as well. that's a difficult balance to strike. of course it is. but it's one i think we can do, because people... people are not stupid. and this was shown so vividly in the independence referendum. people are capable of weighing up the arguments, weighing up the evidence, and coming to their own decisions about things. but that's prompted internal arguments about new plans for the economics of independence. my basic worry is that by being too conservative on the economic front in order to

lorna gordon, bbc news, aberdeen.e most likely to go unchallenged. that's according to a new report by the royal society for public health, which says many young people believe it's normal for older people to be lonely, unhappy and depressed. richard galpin reports. negative attitudes towards the elderly are endemic, affecting the health and well—being of everyone as they grow old. these are conclusions of the royal society for public health, which has carried out its own survey. it suggests is almost a third of the population believes loneliness is normal when you get old. while 40% of young adults or millennials aleve dementia is an inescapable part of ageing —— believe dementia. a quarter of them believe dementia. a quarter of them believe it is normalfor elderly people to be depressed and unhappy. those behind today's report say those negative attitudes need changing. we would say negative things around race or sex —— we would not say negative things. but an ageing, it is really surprised how much age is there is.

the senioris investment manager at aberdeen standard investments.his a trade war, are we still in this big negotiation phase? is there a chance they will pull back? >> that is a difficult one. is a differween what we would call a trade war and a skirmish. i'm going to try to cut to the endgame. think these objectives are not aligned. brexit has made it difficult for it to continue escalating. even when you read through some of the comments get out of china, there is a belief and a desire to have negotiations, a recognition the destination trade with freer china, which was said under a number of different occasions. to freeognize the need up sectors in certain parts of their economy. large,u see such a bilateral sect, it is difficult to believe things are operating in the way we should. i still think we are aiming to a better outcome than it looks at the moment. renault has gone ex dividend. that is why you are seeing that when it comes to the car sector looking more aggressive on the downside. there is still a broad effect coming through. maybe the

closer to eight degrees in aberdeen.nd, it could be as cold as four celsius. sunday morning dawns on a cloudy note across many western areas, a bit of sunshine in the east, not lasting too long. basically, through the course of the day, the clouds will get thicker and thicker and i suspect there will be some coastal drizzle around western areas. temperatures in the south or the north will be more or less the same, around 17 or 18 degrees. the pollen levels will still be relatively high across much of england but notice the pollen levels are easing off in the west because of the winds coming off the atlantic so bringing some slightly fresher conditions. on monday, we will see a pressure system drifting further north, still some weather fronts moving through. to the south of the weather fronts, some warmer air coming in off the south so temperatures will start to rise across the southern half of the uk. the low here, weather fronts coming in to scotland, bringing some rainfalls, still cool here on monday. to the south, loo

aberdeen getting up to 19 celsius. that is how it will end on sunday. cloudy.y are pretty high across england but with the winds coming in off the atlantic, just moderate levels across the west of the uk. as we go through monday and tuesday, we will progressively see the weather systems moving towards the north. still, some weather fronts slicing across the northern half of the uk. the trend will be for warmer air to start wafting in from the south so temperatures are expected to gradually rise across the southern half of the uk through the week. monday starts of sunny across eastern and southern areas. we have the weather fronts moving into scotland, northern ireland and the north—west. there will be a bit of rain here. low pressure to the north. look at the weather in the south. lots of sunshine and temperatures getting into the mid—20s. as we go through tuesday and wednesday, the temperatures are expected to rise even further. the warmth, as it comes in from the south, doesn't quite reach scotland or northern ireland. it turns and ends up in continental euro

closer to eight degrees in aberdeen.sius. sunday morning dawns on a cloudy note across many western areas, a bit of sunshine in the east, not lasting too long. basically, through the course of the day, the clouds will get thicker and thicker and i suspect there will be some coastal drizzle around western areas. temperatures in the south or the north will be more or less the same, around 17 or 18 degrees. the pollen levels will still be relatively high across much of england but notice the pollen levels are easing off in the west because of the winds coming off the atlantic so bringing some slightly fresher conditions. on monday, we will see a pressure system drifting further north, still some weather fronts moving through. to the south of the weather fronts, some warmer air coming in off the south so temperatures will start to rise across the southern half of the uk. the low here, weather fronts coming in to scotland, bringing some rainfalls, still cool here on monday. to the south, look at those values, 2a in london, po

far south, will remain low, around 14 degrees in aberdeen. a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines.

aberdeen,cca from maryland. what have you seen so far? hope he keeps his promise. behaves. hiss happy that he did keep promise and went. i am a christian woman, but the , peace and then sudden destruction. i am a little bit.ly read. leery.le bit i do hope he means what he says. korean gentleman. i thank you very much. host: thank you. we heard from the president there may be some sort of signing ceremony. there have been some indications before the summit that the signing ceremony c i the conflict in the korean peninsula between north and south and u.s. troops bringing and into the korean war. that is something the president had hinted. we do not have definitive word in terms of what wl happ but we are watching this as it unfolds and you can see the north korean leader remains at this resort hotel. the schedule included a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. and nothing until 4:00 p.m., so the white house building in time for any activity that is happening right now. glendora,s us from republican, republican line. go ahead. caller: i have a question. host: go ahead. how old are you? call

sarah smith, bbc news, aberdeen.er after a fatal accident caused by a broken down bmw. the car had lost all power because of a known electrical fault. following the death of narayan gurung, a former gurka, bmw recalled more than 300,000 vehicles. an inquest in surrey heard the car maker knew of 19 previous incidents. the driving agency knew about them too but admitted its procedures forforcing bmw to recall cars were not "robust" enough. eight people have been arrested on suspicion of laundering millions of pounds through high street banks in and around the city of london. police say the suspects, who are all chinese citizens, are part of an organised crime network. £600,000 in cash has been seized. technology giants like facebook and twitter are failing to tackle online homophobia, according to elton john. speaking to newsnight‘s kirsty wark before he gave this year's diana princess of wales lecture on hiv he said social media was the "engine of future change" but he called for a boycott of those sites that do nothi

closer to eight degrees in aberdeen. rural spots in scotland could be as cold as four celsius.rn areas, a bit of sunshine in the east. basically, through the course of the day, the clouds will get bigger and bigger and i suspect there will be some coastal drizzle around areas. the levels will be high for coming in off the atlantic so bringing some slightly fresher conditions. on monday, we will see the pressure systems drifting north, still some weather systems moving through. to the south of the weather fronts, some warmer air coming through. to the south of the weather fronts, some warmerair coming in off the south so temperatures will start to rise across the southern half of the uk. the lohia, weather fronts bringing —— close to scotland. —— lows here. possibly reaching 25 celsius in london. a very warm day come monday across the south with sunshine around as well. if you want some heat and you live in scotland, it's not really heading your way because the heat is coming in from the south and will turn and moving to europe. it means in the north, aberdeen and in belfast, fo

and in aberdeen.ve the breeze coming in off the atlantic so that is freshening things up a little bit. low pressure to the north of us. bit. low pressure to the north of us. weather fronts sliding across the uk on wednesday but the trend through the week will be for fewer of these weather fronts moving across. to the south, we will see weather conditions improving. in fa ct, weather conditions improving. in fact, the air across the south on monday, warm already. temperatures could be getting up to 24. still in the teams in the scotland with rain on and off. on tuesday, the warm air establishes itself across much of england and wales and temperatures will be widely into the 20s. i emphasise england and wales, not northern ireland and scotland here. in fact, it will stay relatively cool in fact, it will stay relatively cool, mainly in the team. belfast and aberdeen. in the south, london will be warming up to 27 celsius come wednesday. yes, the weather is warming up in the coming days but not everywhere.

some flash flooding in aberdeen. still a lot of rain ina flooding in aberdeen.outbreaks of rain. northern parts of england the particular to southern scotland. some of that could be quite heavy overnight. clearing skies across the southern half of england into wells that were to produce mejust drop england into wells that were to produce me just drop down england into wells that were to produce mejust drop down into single figures in a few spots. starting the day tomorrow with a lot of cloud. some outbreaks of rain fading to one or two showers. the best of the session will be across a lion's share of england and wales and for most places, it is looking like a and for most places, it is looking likea dry and for most places, it is looking like a dry sunday, ten metres into the high teens, low 20s. cooler on the high teens, low 20s. cooler on the east coast though. as we take a look at things at this stage of the afternoon, not dry everywhere. this zone of scotland where you see the showers or could have some slow torrential thunderstorms capable of producing some

richard dunbar, investment director at aberdeen asset managementjoins us again. age. we have read so called the drone age. we have read so much about drones in the past week. there has been so much coverage is not just week. there has been so much coverage is notjust of drones, but the whole advance of new technology like driverless cars etc. at the beginning of the programme, david andi beginning of the programme, david and i tweeted our viewers, asking them to get in touch and let us know how they feel about the future. we have had a few responses. this is our favourite. " if have had a few responses. this is ourfavourite. " if my have had a few responses. this is our favourite. " if my muesli and wholemeal bread breakfast is coming via drone, will it arrive? if seagulls are brave enough to attack as humans for our lunch, then they will attack the drone". and a brief one here. "i welcome our drone and robotic overlords. they are coming to rule the world, but it is something we should welcome". this article is interesting. 3 million of these things already exist

sarah smith, bbc news, aberdeen.onal identity this week across england, wales and scotland, and tonight, our series ends in northern ireland. our northern ireland political editor mark devenport has been talking to people from different traditions about their connection to the uk, how the past has shaped what they wish for in years to come, and whether brexit has caused a shift in their allegiances. you don't have to look far to see the symbols of clashing cultures in northern ireland. the dispute between those proud of their irish and british identities underpinned decades of violence. these days, there's peace, and the old divides are more nuanced. i also want to wish you "adh mor" — good luck — with your exam. here in strongly unionist east belfast, ijoined an irish class attended by both protestants and catholics. linda irvine came late to her love of the irish language. she's a protestant whose brother—in—law was a loyalist leader. many of the words that we now use in everyday speech, many of our surnames come f

at's bring in james athey aberdeen. we talk about the auto sector, let's talk about european union. june playing to the playbook of the ecb. james: we expected q1 and a lot of regions, not just europe, some transitory factors which probably push down growth, knows a price we see some bounce back. i think the fact that the services component, the strongest, you can spend that is being a positive dynamic and rotating away from relying on external demand in europe and generating domestic demand. the problem is, a lot of these countries rely on exports generated demand. and the manufacturing sector is one of those areas where they are most sensitive to that phenomenon. the fact we saw softness in manufacturing pmi is reason for caution. i have not been bullish in the eurozone for quite some time and this does not change my view in either direction. it is some comfort relative to further decline but nothing to get too excited about. vonnie: on your way to the studio and you see this from donald trump, threatening 20% tariffs

closer to eight degrees in aberdeen.e in the east, not lasting too long. basically, through the course of the day, the clouds will get thicker and thicker and i suspect there will be some coastal drizzle around western areas. temperatures in the south or the north will be more or less the same, around 17 or 18 degrees. the pollen levels will still be relatively high across much of england but notice the pollen levels are easing off in the west because of the winds coming off the atlantic so bringing some slightly fresher conditions. on monday, we will see a pressure system drifting further north, still some weather fronts moving through. to the south of the weather fronts, some warmer air coming in off the south so temperatures will start to rise across the southern half of the uk. the low here, weather fronts coming in to scotland, bringing some rainfalls, still cool here on monday. to the south, look at those values, 24 in london, possibly reaching 25 celsius. a very warm day come monday across the south with sunshine

aberdeen standard life merging a year ago, they intend to create this $1 trillion but he missed money manager -- $1 trillion pulling money manager, $109 billion because it claims the merger created a competitor to the lender's insurance business. that is aberdeen and production in germany dropping in april, signaling the growth moderation in europe's powerhouse might be more severe than anticipated. latest in a the long line of disappointing data out of germany and the rest of europe and it cast a bit of a ecb meeting of the next week when it will discuss that you and you of its qe program. abigail. abigail: we have much smaller declines in the u.s. than over there in europe with the dow, the s&p 500, and the nasdaq declining moments ago. a bit of a pause to the rally and if you take a look at the nasdaq, once again underperforming down .3% over the last two days, down about 1%, the worst two-day stretch since april. tech taking a breather. i mentioned the rally for stock even as we go into this g7 meeting with uncertainty. you can view this chart and we are going to see on the week w

i9 scotland could be one of the warmer places. 19 in aberdeen and even 19 expected in hull, that is wherehave some sunshine. the pollen levels are still high across england but notice they are moderate here across western areas and that is because the air is freshening from the atlantic. it is sweeping away some of the pollen. as we go through the course of monday and tuesday, low pressures will drift a bit further north, away from us. we still have trail of weather fronts to get through to the south, we will see warmer air coming to get through to the south, we will see warmeraircoming in to get through to the south, we will see warmer air coming in so already for monday, the temperatures are expected to significantly rise in the south, possibly in the mid— 20s for places like the south—east of england and into east anglia. but across north—western areas, it will stay cloudy. look at that, pretty cool across at the —— edinburgh and glasgow. on tuesday, it looks at the warm really does establish itself, not just across the warm really does establish itself, notjust across the uk but weste

anywhere from aberdeen from newcastle into nor it, that is where we are seeing these lately lower temperaturesle temperatures, eating there and n ewcastle o n temperatures, eating there and newcastle on saturday were the high 20s are expected in the west in london always warms up with the heat tide effect. sunday we are saying low— pressure tide effect. sunday we are saying low—pressure approaching our neighbourhood and that is going to produce some showers, very hit and miss. 0nly produce some showers, very hit and miss. only a small risk but probably would think reaching southwestern parts of the uk and wales, and wa nted parts of the uk and wales, and wanted to drift into northern ireland but this looks like much of the country will stay dry. does temperatures again skyrocketing to 30 degrees in the south on sunday. that is it for me. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00pm: a british nurse is found guilty of trafficking nigerian women and girls. it is a legal first for such a crime committed outside the uk. she would call me to say she needed money. she doesn't k

he was so hyper focused on trump that he ignored at the-aberdeen email and caused james comey to send a letter one month later than he should have sent it. why is it our job to prove that strzok's is biased in his decision-making? you come before the american public and prove to us that you are manifest animus towards donald trump did not affect your decision. >> bret: let me ask one more question. >> because trey is exactly right, we have been requesting that he be produced as a witness for quite some time. if that agreement is not reached we will shortly issue a subpoena for him to appear. >> bret: speaking of that, there are also documents that you want that you still haven't received. >> we are setting up a better process and we are making progress. we have a room at the department of justice where they are producing tens of thousands of documents and are investigators are producing those. we are making progress in that regard, but we also have other documents they have not produced and that we are making progress on. we have meetings coming up shortly on how to get those addition

not especially cold round 8 degrees in aberdeen, 12 or 13 in the south. off sunny in some areas but the cloud may increase into the afternoon, so the thinking is maybe eastern area, the midland, south—east could end up on the cloudy side be the coasts of wales from the west uncountry to scotland should be fine, with a lot of sunny weather. that's it. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: donald trump and kim jong—un are in singapore ahead of their historic meeting in three hours. american officials say preliminary talks with the north koreans have moved quickly, and they're focused on a key prize. the complete and verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of the korea peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. theresa may calls on conservative mps to unite behind her ahead of tomorrow's crucial brexit bill debate, but labour accuses her of a fudged attempt to heal divisions in her party. and on newsnight, as the greatest showman on earth come together in just a few hours time, john sweeney will take you to the heart of th

won't have too far to travel, for their first european game in 51 years — they were drawn against aberdeen steven gerrard will take charge of rangers in the first qualifying round, when they take on skhupi of macedonia. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. leicester have signed midfielder james maddison from norwich for a fee believed to be about £20 million. the 21—year—old agreed a five—year contract with the club and becomes claude puel‘s third summer signing, following the arrival of defenders jonny evans and ricardo pereira. and sir michael stoute has become the all—time leading royal ascot trainer as poet's word shocked the odds—on favourite to win the prince of wales's stakes. the 11—2 chance, ridden byjames doyle, was a clear victor from cracksman, to give stoute his 76th royal ascot triumph. right, that's it from me, let's get back to olly foster in moscow. many thanks indeed. welcome back to red square. set blatter is in town at the moment. he is serving a six—year ban from all footballing activity. he was at the match watching portugal and morocco. he has been invi

the train rumbles along the eastern coast to aberdeen and finally south to dun d. the last stop on our journey the evening ends in the observation car where everyone agrees real men wakefield's. feels totally comfortable. i'm not sure and we're all. like you are absolutely incorrect place right here. which is why don jeff composite the chance to dance of being on the platform at dandy a veritable scottish highlight of the journey. the artist in our next report sees the exhibitions as a medium for putting his work in motion be it light sound or images french artist philippe. perino currently has a show running here in berlin where visitors can expect to see floating fish yeast cultures and even an artificial lake that forms rings so what is the concept behind his creations well we met up with the artist to hear about his work and inspiration . elegantly floating up and down in their surreal aquarium these fish shaped balloons are guided by artificially circulated air. this is one of the pieces that french artist believe probably no has installed in billings volga gr

weiner's laptop, comey told the inspector general he didn't know that weiner was married to yuma aberdeen, hillary clinton's closest aid. tonight comey says he disagrees with parts of the report but finds its overall conclusions reasonable. lester? >> pete williams tonight, thanks. >>> we'll turn now to the nbc news report making a lot of headlines as thousands of people protest the trump administration's zero tolerance policies that separate families illegally crossing the boarder. tonight we're taking you inside america's largest detention facility for migrant children holding 1400 kids apart from their parents. nbc's jacob soboroff was one of the first reporters granted access and joins us now from brownsville, texas with your first look inside. jacob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, lester. i have to tell you it was a shocking and frankly overwhelming experience to go inside this former walmart called the casa padre shelter. it is more like a jail or a prison inside because these kids are incarcerated 22 hours a day they're inside, they get to go outside for only two h

a little bit more cloud across scotland, and fresher, 16 for aberdeen, getting up to around 22 in london changes on the weather map. this high pressure is very much in charge of our weather. there are a couple of weather fronts just to the north of us, so the thinking is that, on saturday, the north of the country, just a bit closer to the jet stream and weather fronts, will have perhaps a bit more cloud, a bit of rain for our friends in lerwick but, to the south of that, the weather is looking stunning. the mid—20s on saturday in london and then, on sunday, few were clouds across scotland, much lighter windthe sun is very powerful, very strong sunshine out there. once again, a sunny, beautiful sunday, so both saturday and sunday across the uk is looking absolutely smashing. i want to emphasise the strength of that sunshine at this time of the year. next week, no real changes. the jet stream is very far to the north of us. in fact, it's right over iceland. the thinking is that the whole of europe, right across into scandinavia, will be warming up, so temperatures are set to soar. in fact

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mistand aberdeen, elsewhere double figures. —— mist and murk in places.hwards, dry just about wherever you are, the channel islands could see the odd shower, temperature slightly down, 20 or 21 degrees. wednesday, cloud returning from the north sea to some of those eastern areas, burning back towards the coast as the day wears on, but generally speaking not a bad day, lots of sunshine, 20—23 degrees. member those thunderstorms across the near continent? as we get into thursday, the increasing chance that some of the storms will spill into southern part of the uk, hit and miss, but if you are in southern areas, london, southampton, a couple of examples, you could see showery rain at times towards the end of the week. further north, staying dry, still spells of sunshine, warm for many, cooler for the north still spells of sunshine, warm for many, coolerfor the north sea coasts. which led to the tower being engulfed by flames. this is where the blaze started — in flat 16 on the fourth floor, near a fridge. the 999 call made by the man who lived there was pla

the night gradually it will turn cloudier, and cloudier, not especially cold, round 8 degrees in aberdeennto the afternoon, so the thinking is eastern areas, maybe the thinking is eastern areas, maybe the midlands, the south—east, could end upa the midlands, the south—east, could end up a little on the cloudy side but the coasts of wales, all the way towards scotland it should be absolutely fine, with a lot of sunny weather. that is it. bye. donald trump and kim jong—un are in singapore ahead of their historic meeting tomorrow. american officials say preliminary talks with the north koreans have moved quickly, and they're focused on a key prize. theresa may calls for unity from the tory back benchers, in a crunch meeting ahead of tomorrow's brexit bill debates. mps are set to debate whether the uk should stay in a customs union with the eu. social care services for adults in england could be reduced, as financial pressure forces councils to make increasingly difficult decisions. three quarters of providers say they expect to have to reduce support. more than 5,000 jobs are at risk as the

so in scotland the temperatures will remain low into next week, say around 1a degrees there in aberdeen where it is far south in london, possibly as high as the high 20s. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. scotland's first minister has described the fire which gutted glasgow's school of art as "heartbreaking". the celebrated mackintosh building was being restored after another fire four years ago. we don't know what the structural damage is, the damage... so it's too early to say what will be required, but i can say absolutely that we will be there to help. the home secretary uses an exceptional power to release illegal cannabis oil to treat severely epileptic billy caldwell, after doctors said it was a "medical emergency". sinn fein delegates at a conference in belfast vote in favour of liberalising abortion law. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow on the busy so far at the world cup, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. a costly miss from messi. iceland, making their world cup debut have stunned argentina. var and goal—line technology helps

for places like glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeen, there could be travel disruption for thursday morning rushp—to—date. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: north korean state media says president trump agreed to lift sanctions, at tuesday's summit with kim jong—un. and kim has accepted an invitation to visit the united states. both leaders have accepted invitations to visit each other‘s capitals. at the talks, north korea claimed yet again it would get rid of its nuclear weapons, but the us president shocked his allies in the region with this pledge on military exercises. we will be stopping the wargames, which will save a tremendous amount of money. in the uk, the government avoids a damaging defeat over brexit — but only just. and the french president criticises the new italian government for refusing to take in 600 migrants stranded on a rescue ship in the mediterranean

across the north and the east of scotland, i think the best chance of sunshine here, for example, in aberdeenuth significantly. in the north, however, it will remain unsettled. hello and welcome to bbc news. a little bit of history was made at the football world cup in russia on saturday — the first use of the so—called video assistant referee. france were the beneficiaries — awarded a penalty in their match against australia. elsewhere, iceland continued their impressive form at recent international tournaments, holding argentina to a 1—1 draw. there were also wins for denmark and croatia, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. chanting: ole, ole, ole! aussie, aussie! some fans have come a long way for this.

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sunny is the longest in 0rkney, shetland, and 18 degrees is possible in aberdeen.owards the south and east, 24 as possible. cloud used in the west, spots of rain and drizzle but across northern ireland, things turning wetter later in the day. heavy rain spreading across northern ireland, central and southern scotland to ta ke central and southern scotland to take us through the night and into wednesday. it is due to this wave on the weather front which moves its way out towards northern europe through the day and in doing so this cold front works its way southwards, introducing fresh air to more robust. the defining part of that will be this line of cloud and showers. northern england and north wales to start the day, pushing down to the midlands, wales, towards east anglia by the end of the afternoon. sticking with the humid air across southern counties, and any sunshine breaking through will lift temperatures to 26 degrees, a big contrast to further north and west. you will have the sunshine, admittedly, at times, but temperatures only in the low to mid teens for

so in scotland the temperatures will remain low into next week, say around 1a degrees there in aberdeenines. scotland's first minister has described the fire which gutted glasgow's school of art as "heartbreaking". the celebrated mackintosh building was being restored after another fire four years ago. we don't know what the structural damage is, the damage... so it's too

rather cooler in aberdeen, around 22 degrees, but still ice cream weather.ult conditions for some. the top temperature in northern ireland is expected to come sometime in mid—afternoon. forecasters will find out if the records have been broken. but on the beach for now 20 of space on the sand but many other children are waiting to dissent as soon as their lessons are over. we will pick up their lessons are over. we will pick up her brother and sisterfor their lessons are over. we will pick up her brother and sister for school and come down to the beach for a swim in the sea. if you do not fancy a swim there is also pedal power as northern ireland savours the moment. well we've seen another brave group of open water swimmers setting out from the beach and not a wet suit inside. i'm told the highest temperature in northern ireland so far recorded at midday in land was 27 degrees. so just a little way to go before breaking the record just yet. a heterosexual couple who want to enter a civil partnership — instead of a marriage — have won a major legal battle. re