for many of us, temperatures are actually pretty good for the time of year. 20 in aberdeen, quite warm, 25 for south—east england but 1a for shetland and 12 in lerwick, that's not particularly special for the time of year. another hot day coming up then for central europe on sunday as well. the heatwave is beginning to come to an end as cooler atlantic air begin to flow in and that will tend to knock the temperatures down. for much of the week ahead, our weather is going to take a north—westerly pattern and bring further showers in across the north—westerly wind for the uk, variable cloud elsewhere with some spells of sunshine coming and going. temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland, it'll be a little bit disappointing for the time of year. we are looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your

heavy rain -- 15 50 degrees in aberdeen. heavy rain —— 15 degrees.es and they will start to see some more storms arrive on tuesday, particularly across england to pinpoint exactly where they will be and it could be severe with hail and frequent lightning as well. eastern coast of scotland, it'll be warm and humid with temperatures dropping a little bit into wednesday but then as i said, humidity builds with temperatures by the end of the week and next weekend. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson hello this is bbc news. the headlines. boris johnson and jeremy hunt take part in the first of 16 hustings to see which will become the first prime minister. -- next by minister. to be clear you're not going to make any comment on what happened last night?” going to make any comment on what happened last night? i think that is pretty obvious from the foregoing. mrjohnson avoided answering questions about why police were called the fatty shares with his partner on thursday night. president trump has announced plans to impose additional sanction

that's hugh pennington from aberdeen university.d of murdering a vulnerable young woman nearly 20 years ago, edward kearney and avriljones killed margaret fleming, who was 19, and have learning difficulties. at their home around christmas 1999. a benefits claim made 16 years later on margaret's‘s behalf prompted questions. our scotland correspondent laura gordon reports. edward cairney and avriljones — the supposed carers of a vulnerable young woman — who instead became her killers. in a bbc interview before they were charged, they denied margaret fleming had been harmed. did either of you harm margaret? no. far from it. so, margaret is alive and well and she has come to no harm? that's right. not that i know of, unless she's got hurt in the last couple of weeks. but margaret — a quiet, shy girl — had come to harm. the teenager had moved here, into the couple's home in inverkip on the clyde, after herfather died. on one occasion she was seen here with duct tape around her wrists. on another, with drainpipes covering her arms up to h

trade war with china at aberdeen.obal fixed income director at aberdeen asset management, jasmin argyrou. she manages 380 billion, that is quite a lot. a 53% chance of recession being priced in. is the bond market --? >> the moves we have seen since march have been fully justified given the deterioration globally, which is a direct result of the global trade war that really began as early as the first quarter of 2018 when the tariffs were announced for washing machines and solar panels. ever since then, global policy on certainty -- uncertainty has risen and has damaged the sector. the trade war has been escalating since then. i think bond yields are current level our fully justified -- are fully justified. >> i just want to show you this chart on the bloomberg showing australia 10 year yield slumping to the lowest since 1981. where is the bottom? >> where is the bottom? i think the answer to that question lies in the future of the trade tensions and the trade war, which look like they will not go away soon. it does l

started production on the cold sea and gas fields in the north sea around 200 kilometers north of aberdeen called will provide around 5 percent of britain's gas when it reaches peak production many total will then be supply almost to 20 percent of the u.k.'s total gas demand until the end was discovered it was celebrated as the largest gas field in a decade to tout controlled almost half of the fields while b.p. and j x independent share the rest. scientists around the. a raising to bring the 1st lap grown meat to market demand for meat is likely to increase considerably in the coming is and conventional farming is unlikely to cover it climate change is one of the reasons so need to grown in a petri dish could be a substitute for a trees in israel and the netherlands are already quite busy and all scientists at the university of tokyo of also presented their 1st lab or a tree stake a one by one centimeter piece of flesh vala a delicacy from the laboratory meat fibers made from the vein cells of a cow the scientists at the university of tokyo proudly show the result of years of work these a

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we getnesday evening into thursday. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. but again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, later in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into s

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we getay. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. but again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, late in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into scotland. scattered showers

easterly breeze in scotland which means the rain will be piling and across aberdeen and the start ofommute. that could cause some issues as you go to the morning, making its way northward see the day. a dry start, some china times i'll make you feel hot and then a few sporadic thunderstorms are developed here and there, particularly across parts of england in eastern scotland. temperatures widely for england and wales, mid to high teens or scholars northern ireland, psalter today. wales, mid to high teens or scholars northern ireland, psaltertoday. but there will be some words thunderstorm and then the parts of england as we go to monday night and into tuesday. these probably will be the greatest impact storms, very humid nights go with it, especially for england and wales but it could be some flash flooding and frequent lighting and some hail as well. pinpoint the exact position is looking likely central and eastern parts of england, clearing the way to the morning, many parts of eastern scotland too. and then it is back to sunny spells across and fairly hot and humid weather. in fa

but temperatures may be up to 16 degrees there in glasgow, just ten in aberdeen, ten in newcastle asere it will stay grey and damp through the day. northern ireland getting away with some drier weather and some sunny spells. further south across wales, the midlands, east anglia, down towards the south of england, some spells of sunshine, yes, but generally more in the way of cloud and some showery rain. there could even be the odd thunderstorm here and there. as we go through this evening and tonight, we will keep some showers towards the south, also some heavy rain moving across northern scotland. then the rain across england and wales will pep up again by the end of the night. a few clear spells here and there. a cool night in the north of the uk, a mild one further south. low pressure still with us as we close out the working week. you can see bands of wet weather spiralling around below. we will see outbreaks of rain tomorrow morning across wales, the east midlands, extending to northern england. a mixture of southern spells and one or two heavy showers further south, also dry we

temperatures of 50 degrees in aberdeen. 19 degrees in london. the coming weeks. outbreaks of rain at times and for a while at least it will turn very cool indeed. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the threat of tariffs is lifted. president trump says he's reached a deal with mexico over migrants and border security. the ultimate destination — a month's stay at the international space station for $35,000 a night. ethiopia's prime minister calls for unity and an end to violence in sudan after talks with protestors and the military. and the womens' world cup is under way, hosts france begin with a four goal win against south korea.

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time of year still, 24, 20 five celsius the top temperature expected across eastern areas. 21 in aberdeenther hot day coming upfor across europe, another hot day coming up for central areas on sunday but eventually we will see cooler and then to get spread into central portions of europe. weather front is affecting the north—west of the uk with most westerly winds. that will bring clouds and showers at chance for the north—west of scotla nd at chance for the north—west of scotland into monday but for the rest of the uk, some varying amounts of. 17 in edinburgh, 22 degrees in london and for much of the week ahead, we have a quiet spell of weather really. most areas dry, spells of sunshine and temperatures are running close to average, around 23, 20 are running close to average, around 23,20 4 are running close to average, around 23, 20 4 degrees are running close to average, around 23,20 4 degrees or so in london. that is your weather. this is bbc world news today. i'm martin stanford. our top stories... president trump is in south korea — he's invited the north korean leader to "shake han

for many of us, temperatures are actually pretty good for the time of year. 20 in aberdeen, quite warmthe time of year. another hot day coming up then for central europe on sunday as well. the heatwave is beginning to come to an end as cooler atlantic air begin to flow in and that will tend to knock the temperatures down. for much of the week ahead, our weather is going to take a north—westerly pattern and bring further showers in across the north—westerly wind for the uk, variable cloud elsewhere with some spells of sunshine coming and going. temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland, it'll be a little bit disappointing for the time of year. we are looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump and the south korean president moonjae—in are

temperatures average values peaking at 17 in aberdeen and 20 in london.ello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: president trump comments again on brexit on the eve of his arrival in london — saying the uk should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal. former universities minister sam gyimah says he is standing in the conservative leadership contest to replace theresa may. he is the 13th candidate to enter the race. liverpool win the greatest prize in european football — the champions league — under heading home for the victory parade at four o'clock. heavy rain and snow is hampering the search for eight climbers, including four people from britain, who are missing in the himalayas. boxer, anthonyjoshua, has suffered a shock defeat — losing his three world titles in new york to underdog hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: the beast is here — and i'm not talking about anyone on the panel. no, the beast is the nickname for the armoured limousine of the president of the united states and it's in london th

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we get into thursday. remember that front down there across the continent? it looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore those parts of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night and thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, late in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into scotland. scattere

coming from that northerly direction. 12 degrees in aberdeen, maybe 18 or 19 across parts of the southeek that complex weather pattern continues. that complexity is what brings a lot of uncertainty. computer weather models referred when the jet stream is moving simply from west to east. instead it looks like this on a dip in thejet stream, it will spin itself up into a cut—off low. a separate area of low pressure that will be left spinning some weight robert lee to the south of the british isles does somewhere to the south. it looks like high pressure will try to build its way in. it is a battle between the high and the low as to which one winds later next week. it looks like the high pressure will probably be dominant. it will probably turn drier. but there is a lot of uncertainty. it is worth staying tuned to the forecast. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. 75 years on from the d—day landings, a day of honour for the veterans gathered in normandy to remember those who helped liberate europe and

temperatures from about 12 in aberdeen to 20 in the south.ow there is some uncertainty as to just how far onshore that may come. it could well be that the majority of the rain stays out in the north sea, although we could see some heavy downpours just clipping easternmost england. certainly it looks like the low will push up through the north sea on thursday, finally bringing some more persistent rain into northern scotland through the day. at the moment though, as i said, most of the wet weather will stay offshore. but there could be some heavy showers through the day for the north sea coastal regions in the north—east of england and then eventually later on, some heavier, more persistent rain coming to rest to the north of scotland. for many, though, thursday actually looks like a fine day with some decent spells of sunshine. temperatures a bit disappointing, average or slightly below. and then thursday into friday, another area of low pressure for us to contend with again. some uncertainty about the exact timings of how quickly it will wor

for many of us, temperatures pretty good for that time of year. 20 in aberdeen, quite warm. 2a, 25 southeast's not particularly special for the time of year. another hot day coming up for central europe on sunday as well. the heatwave is beginning to come to an end as cooler temperatures begin to flow in and that will tend to lock the temperatures down. for much of the week ahead, our weather is going to take a north—westerly pattern and bring further showers in across the north—west of the uk, variable cloud elsewhere with some spells of sunshine coming and going. temperatures alright for the time of year with 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland, a little bit disappointing for the time of year. we are looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week actually with sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens, low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump prepares to visit the demilitarized zo

jeremy hunt is in scotland and aberdeen, he was asked about whether not this question of character camesting, because clearly he does not want to be drawn on the specifics of whether boris johnson was right to not answer questions about what dead or did not happen on friday morning. he is making a general point which alludes to boris johnson, which is saying that there isa johnson, which is saying that there is a need for people who want to be prime minister to come and answer questions, to put the character forward for scrutiny and jeremy hunt clearly doesn't think borisjohnson is doing that. clearly there is difficulty for the conservative party in arguing for the future, the party has to address the immediate past. both candidates have had to trash the government of which they have been part. both voted for the prime minister's deal at the final time of asking. both say there is good things and bad things, but the main thing we need to get rid of as the backstop. but there is no process or clarity about what they would do that would allow this to happen? no eureka moment suddenly whe

francine: bennett ritchie from aberdeen standard investments.head of u.s. equity strategy talk. man as wen, yvonne see leaders going to the photo afternoon in osaka. trump and president xi tomorrow. sri mulyani: >> there is a problem now between china and the united states and from our perspective, we understand why the u.s. has issues with china of intellectual property and opening the financial sector. toould call on both parties -- it falls into a full trade war. >> how does the meeting on saturday set the tone for your? -- europe? interested,ightly we are thebelieve biggest market in the world. it is crucial after this trade problem is contained. that is as they are able in a friendly way to solve this crisis now or step-by-step. >> will we get a truce? >> i hope. i do understand the issues the u.s. is raising with china. they are fair. they have to be raised. china is trying to make changes to the system, so the issue will be the speed which this is done and the level of comfort the chinese can give the americans while this is happening. fr

let's look at thursday's weather forecast and the rain this time is across scotland, whether in aberdeennd wales it is a mixture of sunshine and thundery downpours. of downpours could be widespread across the country on thursday. they have a nasty day and for as long as this low pressure is over us for as long as this low pressure is over us the unsettled weather will remain unsettled. it will wobble around a little bit but essentially speaking through the rest of the week into the weekend not an awful lot is changing. there are hints if you want warm weather that there could be one weather on the way next week. hello everyone, glad you could join us. this is news on the bbc. —— newsday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: preparing for more protests — activists are arriving at hong kong's parliament before the second reading of the controversial extradition bill. us media report the murdered half brother of kim jong—un was a cia informant. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: at least 19 people have been killed and thousands more left stranded after record rainfal

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we getsday. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. but again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, late in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into scotland. scattered shower

in terms of our temperatures, 12 in aberdeen, there, more in the way of sunshine in the south.ng some reins of the far east of england. there is some uncertainty as to how far these parts of rain will make it. if it does come on shore, it could be very heavy. at the moment it looks like it will be mostly in the north sea. wednesday night and thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime we certainly are expected thing that detract through. the uncertainty is exactly how tight into the east coast it will come and how far north into scotland. thursday will be a witty decent day with a chance of some chances of rain late in the day —— pretty. scattered showers for northern ireland, too. temperatures somewhat disappointing, average values that best perhaps a little below. that low bushes away to the north, but working on another system firing up from the consonant, the timing will be quite difficult because we are expecting these areas of low pressure firing through in quick succession. certainly wets of the south on friday, still unsettled for the weekend. —— certai

for many of us, temperatures are actually pretty good for the time of year. 20 in aberdeen, quite warm2 in lerwick, that's not particularly special for the time of year. another hot day coming up then for central europe on sunday as well. the heatwave is beginning to come to an end as cooler atlantic air begins to flow in and that will tend to knock the temperatures down. for much of the week ahead, our weather is going to take a north—westerly pattern and bring further showers in across the north—westerly wind for the uk, variable cloud elsewhere with some spells of sunshine coming and going. temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland, it'll be a little bit disappointing for the time of year. we are looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news — i'm reged ahmad — our

but fresher across scotland thinks easterly breeze, which means the rain will be piling in across aberdeento structure your monday commute. back in cause a few flooding issues as a go to the morning. the rain expected to sway northwards through the day. it dry start, sunshine at times they'll make you feel hot and sporadic thunderstorms would develop your and their between parts of england in eastern scotland. temperatures widely for england into the 20s, —— mid to high teens. he is to scotland, some potentially even worse thunderstorms in the channel as we go there monday night and into tuesday. these will probably be the greatest impact storms, very humid night to go in, especially for england and wales but there could be some flash flooding around and frequent lightning and hail as well. ten point is quite different at the stage, but most likely central and eastern parts of england clearing go into the morning, may be affecting parts of eastern scotland and back to sunny spells across the south and some fairly hot and humid weather. in fact more humid day across parts of scotla nd in fa

jeremy lawson of aberdeen standard investments, chief economist. has the latest out of new york. su: we start with the g20 and the finance chief agreed to water down the statement, cutting language that would have called for "a pressing need to result trade tensions." mentionsthe communique the tensions have escalated and it refers to a consensus among the ministers and policymakers to support international trade and investment. to the u.k. now, the front runner to be. the next u.k. prime minister is pledging an even tougher line on brexit. including a no deal divorce and holding back money the country agreements.st you're looking at him. boris johnson. he is seen as the favorite to succeed theresa may, but his hard-line stance has concerns the markets. the bank of england president says no deal could see the u.k. economy shrink with housing one third.ing by to japan now, the finance minister, taro aso, has taken aim at big business. companies for holding cash. he was speaking at the g20 nk is, and he said japan i sitting on one and $2 trillion and

research from the university of aberdeen says climate change has caused temperatures across the north last 40 years. during this time, fish that have been traditionally caught in these waters for generations are moving towards colder seas further north. meanwhile, fish preferring warmer waters are starting to thrive around shetland. cod and haddock may be thriving in the waters around shetland at the moment, but studies suggest that yet more warming could send them further north. could we be swapping, in the decades ahead, our favourite fish for something a bit more exotic? changes in the seas around shetland are also making it tougher for some of the island's most popular sea birds. hello, helen. how are you doing? i'm good. welcome to sumburgh head. the rspb say there's been a sharp decline in the number of puffins and kittiwakes due to the warming waters. since 1981, there has been a 90% decrease in the number of kittiwa kes alone. what do you think are the main factors behind those drop in numbers? food availability is the big one. so the sea temperature has gone up a bit, and jus

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we getfront down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. but again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, late in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into scotland. scattered showers for northern irela

in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we getont down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime, we certainly are expecting that low to track its way further north. but again, the uncertainty is in the detail as to exactly how tight into the east coast it will come, and how quickly it will move north into scotland. thursday for many will be a pretty decent day, with some bright or sunny spells, but there is a chance certainly on some of those north sea coasts for some heavier pulses of rain at times. and then, late in the day, the heavier, more persistent rain and some pretty blustery winds to make their way into scotland. scattered showers for northern ireland

england and wales, still some warm sunshine. 2a, 20 five degrees and the warmest areas and 20 in aberdeenith us in europe but that is coming to an end over the next few days as the at lentigo slowly displaces those incredibly high june temperatures and we replace it with something of and we replace it with something of a north—westerly wind for us. monday, that will continue to dragon showers across the north—west of scotla nd showers across the north—west of scotland but also, cloud tending to very, a few showers for perhaps the north—west of england and wales but also some spells of sunshine coming to elsewhere. temperatures 18 in newcastle, 22 in london and then looking really for the rest of the week ahead, actually, there's a lot of dry weather to come with some sunshine. temperatures were scotland and northern ireland, generally high teens to low 20s. england and wales, low to mid 20s and the warmest areas. that's your weather. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. president trump prepares to visit the demilitarized zone between north and south korea, but will kim jong—un

weather across southern and eastern areas of the uk was to have some reasonable temperatures. 20 in aberdeenthe week ahead, a lot of dry weather to come, temperature is into the high teens to low 20s for scotland and northern ireland. though to mid 20s for england. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: will there be another historic handshake between donald trump and kimjong—un? the us president heads to the demilitarised zone, where he's expecting to meet the north korean leader shortly. we developed a very good relationship and we understand each other, and i do believe he understands me and i think i may be understands me and i think i may be understand him. and sometimes that can lead to very good things. a man in his 20s and a heavily pregnant woman have died in separate stabbings in the past 24 hours in london.

out in the next couple of weeks the full details of the circumstance here i hope it's true that aberdeen council is not having children thrown out of classes for expressing what are effectively traditionalist conservative views but how you can disagree with peter tatchell on the idea that society is made more free by open discussion whether that be in the democratic process in the council chamber in parliament or indeed in schools gentle really appreciate your time and your views interesting discussion political commentator andrew walker human rights activist peter tatchell thank you both. just a day after u.k. courts ruled the saudi arabia of lawful britain's biggest weapons manufacturer be insisted it won't stop supplying riyadh we continue to support the u.k. government in providing equipment support and training and the government to government agreements between the united kingdom and saudi arabia will assist the results of the u.k. government's reconsideration of its decision making on the basis of the court once it's been made and say the campaign against arms trade won a landmark

temperatures average values peaking at 17 in aberdeen and 20 in london.aying the uk should be prepared to leave the eu without a deal. former universities minister sam gyimah says he is standing in the conservative leadership contest to replace theresa may. he is the 13th candidate to enter the race. liverpool win the greatest prize

aberdeen lincoln aircraft carrier and b. $52.00 strategic bombers to the persian gulf to prevent iranian miscalculation as u.s. defense secretary has put it so what possible miscalculation can there be on the part of iran what is there to prevent. thank you.

in terms of our temperatures, 12 in aberdeen, there, up to 20 further south where we get more in theinent? it's going to bring some rain of the far east of england. now there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore these parts of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore, in the north sea. wednesday night and thursday does look largely dry, but through thursday daytime we certainly are expected that low to track further north. the uncertainty is exactly how tight into the east coast it will come and how far north into scotland. thursday will be a pretty decent day with a chance of some chances of rain late in the day. scattered showers for northern ireland, too. temperatures somewhat disappointing, average values at best, perhaps a little below. that low pushes away to the north, but working on another system firing up from the continent, the timing will be quite difficult because we are expecting these areas of low pressure firing through in quick succession. certainly wet to the south on friday,

coastal towns, including ocean shores, westport, aberdeen, long beach and others have passed resolutions saying they don't want it. even former interior secretary zinke in his testimony before the appropriations committee last year admitted that the oil and gas industry doesn't want to drill off of the coast of washington because there aren't the resources or infrastructure here to do it. he also said, and i'm quoting here, i think i'm going to mark down washington as opposed to drilling. mr. chair, i believe this body ought to mark washington state down as off limits to drilling and this amendment does that. this matters to our economy, it matters to our region's identity, the survival of the last 76 southern resident orca left in the world depends on keep the -- keeping the puget sound protected. so there is a lot at stake here and that's why i urge my colleagues to support the will of the residents of the state of washington and pass this amendment. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. cash cash -- mr

up to 20 in the best of the sunshine, just 12 and cloudy and damp in aberdeen.l arrive to the south and that whether front through the continent sending a pulse of rain potentially through the north sea and staying offshore. if it does graze into eastern counties there could be some local rain. hello and welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. after talks with the outgoing prime minister theresa may, mr trump lavishly praised the us—uk relationship. it is the greatest alliance the world has ever known. thank you, prime minister, thank you. the president also said there could be a "phenomenal" trade deal after brexit, as long as everything is on the table. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: in australia, the jailed catholic cardinal george pell is preparing to appeal against his convictions for child sexual abuse. and, after years of living in the shadows, one of china's

of ireland right now we are getting some showers here along the west coast of france down towards aberdeen peninsula but overall as we go into the middle of the week most of those showers will die down we're going to see mostly cloudy conditions along much of that area the big story though here across europe is going to be the heat and how it is going to be building over the next year day so here on tuesday from germany all the way down towards france even it's a spade we're talking about temperatures into the thirty's so berlin at $33.00 degrees paris at $33.00 zurich at $33.00 but as we go towards wednesday those temperatures are on the increase we are going into the mid thirty's in some locations even higher down here towards the south so berlin you can be reaching to about $36.00 degrees there and paris at $35.00 by what thursday we do think those temperatures are going to be even higher so we think thursday and into friday could be our peak heating times there well across much of the northern coast of africa we are with you know windy conditions here across benghazi those winds are co

this is the adopted son of an aberdeen fisherman, he brought something very different with the triumphvery, but there are other very good candidates in the race, and i hope both candidates do well, they are both conservatives and we will support them both. there have been rumours about team johnson referring to fight someone like jeremy rumours about team johnson referring to fight someone likejeremy hunt because he seemed to be a remainer ina because he seemed to be a remainer in a brexit argument, do you think there has been any skulduggery? there are no accusations and recriminations. i believe very clearly that there is an opportunity to hold both candidates, and it doesn't matter which candidate you have in front of you, to account and what their policies are and how it is they will deliver these matters, that's what matters to you and i and the wider country, it is the policies going forward that count. have you spoken to michael gove? not yet, but i will have a word with him now. have you thought about who you might support? now is the time to have a large beer, recover after a

aberdeen up to 22 because of the shift in wind direction. the east. we are getting on sunday a wind blowing off the atlantic, so that means what will happen, the temperatures will drop, they will drop like a stone and from 34 in the south—east, down to 24. a dramatic, monumental shift in the temperature between saturday and sunday from the 34 down to what it should be, 24 degrees this time of the year. that is it. this is bbc news — our latest headlines... europe bakes as temperatures rise to levels normally seen in the middle east. 40 degrees is forecast for france, spain and italy. here in the uk, it's a mere 30 degrees. a bit hotter than we expected. yeah, last night at the spanish steps, it was 41. 41? a lot of water, a lot of gelato. hat. just trying to stay cool. a jury hears that a man accused of stabbing to death a fellow train passenger held a phone to his face and said, "i'm going to kill this man". a medical success story — as scientists say they hope cervical cancer could eventually be eradicated, thanks to the vaccination progra

imo they give you that and you're in the stream and i had to aberdeen i spat between 2 popular you tube or is raising questions about the platforms harassment policy today we ask our panel does youtube enable join the conversation tweet us or leave your comments on live. stream. june is pride month which means there is a good chance you'd notice rainbow flags and pride related hashtags popping up on new york this year world pride is taking place in new york city where the streets are literally being transformed to celebrate the event but the city hasn't always been a safe place for all g b t q communities in fact 50 years ago police raided the stonewall inn a local gay bar sparking both violent riots and the global gay rights movement at same time just this month the city's police commissioner offered an apology have a listen to what he said i do know what happened should not have happened yeah actions taken by the n.y.p.d. were wrong plain and simple yeah actions in the laws which is a scrimmage jory and oppression and for that i apologize we've been following gay rights movements acro

thank you, andrew milligan joining us from aberdeen standard investments.nie: we will speak with head of european research on why brexit won't happen by october 31, regardless of who wins the tory leadership race. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 22 minutes past the hour. 10 conservative british mps are betting to succeed prime minister theresa may. hunt, andson, jeremy michael gove leading the hunt, although gove is receding. you guys published some research a little earlier on, basically saying that the october 31 date many people talk about of delivering brexit is not going to happen. your basic analysis points us to the idea that we are heading for a general election. can any of the 10 that are running to succeed theresa may avoid that outcome? guest: good afternoon. the main problem all of them face is that parliament has so far rejected both deal and no deal, so if you go for no deal, as some candidates seem to come alike boris johnson and others, you end up having to face down a party that doesn't want to leave without a deal, so that is going to be difficult.

aberdeen standard investments japan ceo.g to you live from tokyo from the japan global pension summit. shery: thank you so much. looking forward to all of the interviews coming up. you can watch us live and watch our past interviews. the function is tv . you can dive into any of the securities of bloomberg functions we talk about and become part of the conversation. if you have any questions for our guests, the lower left side of the screen, ask the guest a question. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. investors looking for insight into what china is planning in the trade war might do well to pay attention to a key source of information -- the global times. entered in chief has uses twitter feed to forecast several government moves, including the investigation into fedex and the official warning of travel to the u.s., and markets are taking notice. one tweet last month about a potential drop in billing orders sent shares to the l

in aberdeen university, thank you very much forjoining us.ria, how biller and it can be, and how it spreads. it can be very, very lorenz in the elderly, particularly of older men. we don't, men over 70, men over 80, and anybody who has immunosuppression, cancer treatment, or in immuno suppressive disease, or kidney disease, these are the people who are disease, these are the people who a re really disease, these are the people who are really hit hard by listeria, and u nfortu nately, are really hit hard by listeria, and unfortunately, despite the best treatments available, about 30% of them, unfortunately, don't make it. it's also a problem in pregnant women, because it can get through the placenta and affect the baby and cause meningitis and the baby. so it's a very nasty bug, the only good thing about it is that it's pretty rare, last year we have about, well every year we have about 200 cases in england and wales. how does it compare with other bugs that are foodborne? well it's probably the nastiest of all the foodborne bugs. nasty is in

tom: stephanie kelly with us of aberdeen standard and john of jp morgan.way from the festivities. francine: we will have a full round up of president trump arriving in london about an hour and a half ago. making his way to winfield house, the u.s. ambassador's residence and he will meet the queen later. tom: this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ od morning. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. tom: this morning, it is a special relationship, the distance between the markets and central bankers. a two year yield plunges again, further strengthens. global wall street radically resets for a fed rate cuts and possible recession. it is a special