i know, but aberdeen. >> but it looks like aberdeen. >> but it looks like aberdeen. >> aberdeen .s aberdeen. >> and who is aberdeen? >> and who is aberdeen? >> it's a investment company. an asset manager. right. and they're a ftse 250 company. and they're a ftse 250 company. and they're saying they're being bullied . it's corporate bullying bullied. it's corporate bullying because they keep getting told off about their rubbish name and they're sort of complaining actually. ironically the missing vowels spell e and that's what they're doing. they're sort of moaning about how would you do this with an individual? but apparently with companies it's fine. and so they're annoyed that they're getting bullied for their ridiculous. >> i mean, is it i mean, you remember when weight watchers became ww and no one really knew what it meant? >> did it? i didn't even know that wonder woman. i remember when wwf became wwe. that's still annoys me. >> you know the rest. exactly. you've got to be careful with this stuff. and aberdeen, it looks it looks daft. aberdeen. yeah, but we shouldn't mock it

forthe at aberdeen. further south, 11 or 12.chilly, but only a little bit. these yellow colour trying to spell north, but the reason for that is an area of low pressure. certainly not a heatwave and certainly not completely dry for the weekend. there will be outbreaks of rain, particular four includes wales, and perhaps a better chance of sunshine in northland and scotland, being a bit less chilly. live from london. this is bbc news. three people have been arrested to the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. president biden confirms that more military assistance will be sent to ukraine within days after the us senate approves a long awaited aid bill. the former leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson appears in court charged with sexual offences including rape. four people are injured after it escaped horses both through central london. welcome to the programme.

aberdeen had their own defensive howler.he game swung from end to end, the chances kept coming for it took an hourfor celtic the chances kept coming for it took an hour for celtic to turn to their own bench and it paid off. tim's forest on his forte at a ninth appearance for the club showing what he is still a huge fan favourite. —— james forrest. the holders now in control. aberdeen levelled with minutes to go. the travelling fans in dreamland. onto extra time. it was who had dominated, aberdeen's defence creaked and then cracked before the end of the first period. matt o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from over. just a minute a better time remaining, this bonkers match took another twist, aberdeen levelled again. next stop, penalties. and it wasjoe hart who would be the story. first, he missed... then came the hero. to send celtic through after the most dramatic of the semifinals. chris mclaughlin, bbc news, glasgow. so celtic await the winners of tomorrow's clash between rangers and hearts. celtic are top of t

forthe aberdeen in 11 or 12 degrees further south.ss chilly but only a little bit. these yellow colour is just trying to spill northwards but the reason for that is an area of low pressure so certainly not a heatwave and certainly not completely dry for the weekend. they will be some outbreaks of rain particularly for england under. a better chance of sunshine in northern ireland and scotland. live from london. this is bbc news... three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. at this dangerous moment, the bombardier —— bond between our nations are stronger than ever and we meet as the war rages on our continent and new threats are rising around the world. three people have been killed and 18 injured accross ukraine in the latest russian bombing, as the us senate approves a long—awaited aid bill. we have been investigating reports of drone strikes on oil depots in russia and the latest russian missile attacks on ukraine. former leader of the dup sirjeffrey donaldson ap

you correctly , aberdeen, you heard correctly, aberdeen, the rebranded name given to financial institutionsrs ago, has provoked continued ridicule as people struggle to pronounce this alternative name for the famous scottish city. the removal of the words, vowels , removal of the words, vowels, undoubtedly a rather rum decision has now been defended by the firm, which has accused the amused of corporate bullying that includes el—sisi pays. the supposed victims have taken great umbrage at the understandable laughter generated by the chain, and have reiterated their confidence in aberdeen , though perhaps they aberdeen, though perhaps they may be right. perhaps this criticism is overdone. who are we to pose as puritans and judge and scorn the ever changing developments in the english language ? a briton may merely be language? a briton may merely be ahead of its time and its enlightened decision to make the vowels go extinct may simply be a cause of natural selection. in the great literary leap in darwinian devolution, very much a case of what the victorian naturalist might have called surviv

i have not, ijust_ travelled down from aberdeen, and as you can _ travelled down from aberdeen, and as the clear view _ not ready for work yet! the clear view from — not ready for work yet! the clear view from me and others is that the party— view from me and others is that the party needs— view from me and others is that the party needs a calm head for turbulent times, someone with profound — turbulent times, someone with profound experience, some on the public— profound experience, some on the public can— profound experience, some on the public can trust to act in their best— public can trust to act in their best interest, and i don't think you -et best interest, and i don't think you get much _ best interest, and i don't think you get much better in politics than john swinney, and the last thing the opposition— john swinney, and the last thing the opposition parties in scotland want to see _ opposition parties in scotland want to see is _ opposition parties in scotland want to see isjohn swinney opposition parties in scotland want to see is john swinney taking opposition parties in

, it's not close _ a half drive from aberdeen, it's not close to _ a half drive from aberdeen, it's notd _ imagine it, it's quite a ruralarea, so you would have to go, and if you are not— so you would have to go, and if you are not nearby, you would have to pay for— are not nearby, you would have to pay for a _ are not nearby, you would have to pay for a dmv at the same time and your travel— pay for a dmv at the same time and your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be _ your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be sold — your travel up there, so i'm sure it will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going _ will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going tom _ will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. i am will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. lam not will be sold out but i'm not sure it is going to... —— b8b. i am not sure purses— is going to... —— b8b. i am not sure pursesand— is going to... —— b8b. i am not sure purses and wallace could fork that much _ purses and wallace could fork that much out — purses and wallace could fork that much out. and

next day or two we'll see temperatures reach as high as 21 degrees or so around greater london, aberdeen18 degrees over the next day or two compared with the average in april ofjust 11 degrees, 7 degrees above normal. it's down to the jet stream pattern which is moving up mild and humid airfrom nearthe moving up mild and humid airfrom near the azores and slopping it across the uk. it's not necessarily sunny. here in south wales there is a lot of cloud, mist around, the best of the sunshine has been across parts of the midlands, northern england and into scotland as well. through the rest of this afternoon, for southern counties of england, southern and western parts of wales, it probably will stay pretty cloudy with occasional patches of drizzle particularly towards coastal areas. the cloud will thicken for northern ireland, outbreaks of rain towards the end of the day. we'll keep the sunshine for scotland, northern england, parts of the midlands and east anglia. in the best of the sunshine, temperatures high teens to low 20s. overnight tonight, a bit of rain moves from northern ireland

you have whom aberdeen and debt from kelly and others. and, and so this goes before congress, i may have some investigations, but nothing really comes up. there's no accountability at the end. hillary clinton loses the 2016 presidential election. so congress triggers, what's it, why, why, why bother continuing this any further to me that was always, by the way, the greater scandal that needed to be investigated in terms of hillary clinton. it wasn't the server, it wasn't been just me. those were important. but it was again, it get getting town with what joe biden was doing is vice president united states, the self dealing to the benefit of one self and one's family by using their official positions. these are the things that we need to actually have investigated . the reason why they're not being investigated now is because hillary clinton hasn't been anywhere near and office bill clinton has been anywhere near a government office forever. and by the way, it's got a real quick because you asked about why folks are still supporting. it's b

you have whom aberdeen and debt from kelly and others. and, and so this goes before congress, i may have some investigations, but nothing really comes up. there's no accountability at the end. hillary clinton loses the 2016 presidential election. so congress figures, you know, what's it, why, why, why bother continuing this any further to me that was always, by the way, the greater scandal that needed to be investigated in terms of hillary clinton. it wasn't the server, it wasn't been just me. those were important. but it was again, it again could change, found with what joe biden was doing is vice president united states, the self dealing to the benefit of one self and one's family by using their official positions. these are the things that we need to actually have investigated . the reason why they're not being investigated now is because hillary clinton hasn't been anywhere near and office bill clinton has been anywhere near a government office forever. and by the way, it's got a real quick because you asked about why folks are still

ten and belfast and nine for both glasgow and aberdeen as well. on the cool side. particularly in the breeze, but that high pressure looks likely to build in later in the week and into the following weekend. what is not known at this stage isn't how long the high pressure will hang around for. ifor now. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines. oj simpson, the american footballer—turned—actor who was controversially cleared of double murder, has died of cancer at the age of 76. one of the greatest players in history, he'll forever be remembered for his televised trial for the double murder, and this notorious car chase. also in the programme — a former post office boss apologises for celebrating the conviction of this wrongly jailed pregnant sub—mistress seema misra, who was eventuallyjailed. japan's prime minister tells the us congress that american leadership remains indispensable to the world. and a big night for key players in the gaming industry, who are gathered in london for the bafta games awards. liv

aberdeen seeing temperatures seven degrees celsius above average.across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. there'll be a few mist and fog patches around as well. the south—westerly winds continue to bring that mild air across the uk. so a mild night, temperatures staying up into double figures in most places. tomorrow, mild start to the mist and fog patches slowly lifting and clearing, but the chance of seeing sunshine and more sunshine across england and wales. whereas the thicker cloud will be in parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, where we'll have a few patches of rain from time to time. 18 in aberdeen, top temperatures across eastern england likely to hit around 21 degrees celsius, which is going to get close to the highest temperature ever recorded so far this year in the whole of the uk. all change, though, as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see some rain and cooler weather work into northern ireland, scotland and northern england, holding on to something a little bit warmer again for parts

eight for aberdeen and 11 or 12 degrees further south.or that is an area of low pressure so certainly not a heatwave and certainly not completely dry for the weekend. there will be some outbreaks of rain particularly for england and wales. a better chance of sunshine for northern ireland and scotland and feeling a bit less chilly. this is bbc news, the headlines three people have been arrested in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday in a world of �*rising new threats�* the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation — to counter the threat from russia president biden signs a bill into law providing military assistance for ukraine, israel and taiwan worth 95 billion us dollars — saying it'll make america and the world stronger. and four people are injured — after escaped horses bolt through central london

aberdeen seeing temperatures seven degrees celsius above average.gland. there'll be a few mist and fog patches around as well. the south—westerly winds continue to bring that mild air across the uk. so a mild night, temperatures staying up into double figures in most places. tomorrow, mild start to the mist and fog patches slowly lifting and clearing, but the chance of seeing sunshine and more sunshine across england and wales, whereas the thicker cloud will be in parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, where we'll have a few patches of rain from time to time. 18 in aberdeen, top temperatures across eastern england likely to hit around 21 degrees celsius, which is going to get close to the highest temperature ever recorded so far this year in the whole of the uk. all change, though, as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see some rain and cooler weather work into northern ireland, scotland and northern england, holding on to something a little bit warmer again for parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern

aberdeen seeing temperatures seven degrees celsius above average.land and northern england. there'll be a few mist and fog patches around as well. the south—westerly winds continue to bring that mild air across the uk. so a mild night, temperatures staying up into double figures in most places. tomorrow, mild start to the mist and fog patches slowly lifting and clearing, but the chance of seeing sunshine and more sunshine across england and wales. whereas the thicker cloud will be in parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, where we'll have a few patches of rain from time to time. 18 in aberdeen, top temperatures across eastern england likely to hit around 21 degrees celsius, which is going to get close to the highest temperature ever recorded so far this year in the whole of the uk. all change, though, as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see some rain and cooler weather work into northern ireland, scotland and northern england, holding on to something a little bit warmer again for parts of wales, the midlands, east

aberdeen seeing temperatures seven degrees celsius above average.rthern england. there'll be a few mist and fog patches around as well. the south—westerly winds continue to bring that mild air across the uk. so a mild night, temperatures staying up into double figures in most places. tomorrow, mild start to the mist and fog patches slowly lifting and clearing, but the chance of seeing sunshine and more sunshine across england and wales. whereas the thicker cloud will be in parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, where we'll have a few patches of rain from time to time. 18 in aberdeen, top temperatures across eastern england likely to hit around 21 degrees celsius, which is going to get close to the highest temperature ever recorded so far this year in the whole of the uk. all change though as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see some rain and cooler weather work into northern ireland, scotland and northern england, holding on to something a little bit warmer again for parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia and so

eight for aberdeen and 11 or 12 degrees further south.ea of low pressure so certainly not a heatwave and certainly not completely dry for the weekend. there will be some outbreaks of rain particularly for england and wales. a better chance of sunshine for northern ireland and scotland and feeling a bit less chilly. live from london, this is bbc news. president biden signs a bill into law providing military assistance for ukraine, israel, and taiwan worth $95 billion us. he says it'll make america in the world stronger. the uk and germany announce stronger defence cooperation to counter the threat from russia. they say they'll support ukraine for as long as it takes. a teenage girl is arrested on suspicion of stabbing at a school in wales. british police arrest three people in connection with the deaths of five migrants in the english channel on tuesday. this tragic incident once again demonstrates the threat to life posed by these crossings, and brings into focus why it's so important to target these criminal gangs involved in organising

8 degrees in aberdeen, 11a in just 8 degrees in aberdeen, 1a in london, temperatures about where they have been over the last couple of days. into the weekend, this area low pressure swells down to the south of us and drives things. first, we have this frontal system, which will bring a band of cloud and rain northwards and westwards across england and where is on saturday. some shops i was following behind. bright skies and showers per northern ireland and scotland. temperatures, if you squint at the map, may be creeping up by a degree or so, map, may be creeping up by a degree orso, but map, may be creeping up by a degree or so, but not a lot more. into sunday, some rain likely across eastern parts, uncertainty about how far west that will get. the further west you are, another day of sunny spells and showers. temperatures again stubbornly between 9—13, but as i said at the start, look at next week. temperatures will climb perhaps close to 20 degrees, but that does not mean it will always be dry. there will be rain at times. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to

aberdeen seeing temperatures seven degrees celsius above average.—westerly winds continue to bring that mild air across the uk. so a mild night, temperatures staying up into double figures in most places. tomorrow, mild start to the mist and fog patches slowly lifting and clearing, but the chance of seeing sunshine and more sunshine across england and wales. whereas the thicker cloud will be in parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, where we'll have a few patches of rain from time to time. 18 in aberdeen, top temperatures across eastern england likely to hit around 21 degrees celsius, which is going to get close to the highest temperature ever recorded so far this year in the whole of the uk. all change though as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see some rain and cooler weather work into northern ireland, scotland and northern england, holding on to something a little bit warmer again for parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england. but the change will come. as we head into sunday and

that makes the eight degrees in aberdeen feel pretty disappointing. that low eases away. on. breezy but a southerly wind will make it start to feel just that little bit milder, particular in the sunnier moments. here is the low moving into northern ireland and perhaps clouding over across western coastal fringes as we go through the day. temperatures in the sunshine should peak at 16 degrees. starting to feel a little better. tuesday, final day of april, could actually see a little more warmth. we have still got this low pressure out to the south—west. because the winds are circulating around that low we are tapping in to a milder south—easterly. that is driving in some warmth from the near continent and you really will start to notice the difference. for our final day of april, yes, it is likely that we could see temperatures peaking in one or two spots into the high teens. there will be some showers around but a little bit quieter and a little bit warmer than of late. live from london. this is bbc news. a conservative mp defects to labour — dan poulter says his former p

i am showing now by senior research economist at aberdeen investments.what we will hear from the boj. the bloomberg economic seem suggesting this was a dovish old from the boj. >> i think going into this meeting there was an expectation of a more hawkish statement. in maybe those media leaks about change if purchases as well. in the wording around that was very vague. a bit nuanced. it was up removing the reference but around the levels that we announced in the last meeting. so, all in all, so far, we do need to look at the economic outlook on the projections. it was motivation in 2024, fiscal year 2024, which is quite notable. it was .4 percentage points to 2.8. year on year. and so, the more important part would be the fiscal year 2020 six, which is a new forecast. and there, coming in at 1.9%. that's probably just showing that they do expect inflation to trend towards target over the medium term. now, there doesn't seem to be much focus on that. the yen is going through another cycle. tom: the 1.9% was not at the target, it's within the hair of the 2%

they'll be up against and aberdeen side eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new manager, and afterend it on a high. lows, they're looking to end it on a hiih. ., lows, they're looking to end it on a hi h, ., . ., , , lows, they're looking to end it on a hih. ., , , high. you can see there is some exceptional _ high. you can see there is some exceptional players. _ high. you can see there is some exceptional players. at - high. you can see there is some exceptional players. at the - high. you can see there is some| exceptional players. at the same time, we have i think showed at home that we can give them a difficult game. that's what we need to focus on, we need to know if we are playing to the best of our ability, getting everything right on the day, we might cause the problems as well. the ibrox site have suffered a different form —— dip in form, but they already have some silverware in they already have some silverware in the bag in the shape of the league cup. standing between them and a place in the final are hearts, led by the league's talk girl dale michael storer. == by the

in aberdeen, a similar story my 6 degrees warmer than normal stop a pleasant day for many areas on thursdaythe wind direction changing, cooler air will push from the north—west, pressure will be falling as well and we could find more wet weather coming in from the north—west as well. the fine weather will last throughout the weekend across south—eastern areas, but even here it will turn cooler. towards the north and west, an increasing risk of some showers. live from london, this is bbc news. russia and kazakhstan suffer the worst flooding in almost a century, forcing more than 100,000 people from their homes. we'll be speaking to our russia editor, steve rosenberg, live. muslims in gaza mark the end of ramadan — with fears of an israeli onslaught on rafah. president biden warns benjamin netanyahu he's making a "mistake." i think what he's doing is a mistake. i don't agree with his approach. i think it's outrageous. a landmark review into how england's health service provided gender services to children finds they were let down by treatment that lacked firm evidence. and world athletics ann

and those temperatures, 17 for aberdeen, 17 for belfast, but highs could reach around 19 or 20 acrossles and england as we head into the weekend. temperatures could reach the low 20s for some. live from washington. this is bbc news: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for the rafah offensive. this programme is live captioned by red bee media. the un's nuclear watchdog speaks out after drones hit a nuclear power plan in ukraine. a total solar eclipse sweeps across parts of north america plunging millions into complete darkness. hello i'm michelle fleury. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's last refuge for displaced palestinians. he did not reveal when that date is but it comes as a new round of ceasefire talks take place in cairo. mr netanyahu said invading the area is critical in order to reach his country's goals of releasing all of the hostages and destroying hamas. however, as many asi million people are believed to sheltering in rafah — more than half of them children. this mr n

eight degrees there in aberdeen, the highest temperatures further south and west, 15 or 16 degrees.and tonight it will stay fairly breezy close to this east coast. there may be the odd shower. a bit more cloud pushing into the north of scotland, but in between some clear spells, the odd mist patch and it is going to be a cold night, a touch of frost for some as we start saturday morning. saturday should start for most of us with a decent amount of sunshine. however, i think we will see cloud building as the day wears on. some showers potentially across these eastern parts, where it will stay quite breezy. cloud and some patchy rain as a weather front moves into northern scotland. the best of the sunshine and the warmth likely to be across northern ireland. 15 degrees here. compare that with just eight, nine or ten for some north sea coasts. as we move into the second half of the weekend, yes, our area of high pressure will be with us, but this frontal system really just gets stuck in the flow. that will bring a band of cloud, maybe the odd shower, so i can't completely rule out a sh

and those temperatures, 17 for aberdeen, 17 for belfast, but highs could reach around 19 or 20 acrosse head into the weekend. temperatures could reach the low 20s for some. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines: a total solar eclipse has brought darkness to millions as it swept across north america. qatar's foreign ministry has told the bbc it's cautiously optimistic about a new proposal in the gaza ceasefire talks. people with long covid have evidence of continuing inflammation in their blood, a possible way to understand how it could be treated. a record—breaking heat wave in south east asia, what can be done as crops felt and education suffers. # they tried to make me go to rehab # but i said, no, no, no...# and the life and music of amy winehouse is the subject of a new film, back to black. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and thanks forjoining us on bbc news. tens of millions of people across north america have been watching a total solar eclipse — where the moon briefly blocked the light from the s

temperatures continuing to climb. 17 in aberdeen, 19 in norwich and london. live from london.returning to the gazan city of khan younis — israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops as it re—groups for the next stage of war. i'm here in jerusalem, i'm here injerusalem, in a region where many are watching to see if ceasefire talks in cairo will make progress. it will be speaking to the senior qatari adviser. the un's atomic watchdog warns a new drone attack on ukraine's zaporizhzhia power plant raises the risk of a "major nuclear accident." we'll be speaking to rafael grossi, the body's director general. the next phase of the post office horizon inquiry begins this week. former subpostmasters tell the bbc those responsible must be held to account. and millions of people are gearing up for a total solar eclipse, which will plunge parts of north america into darkness. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. welcome to bbc news now. we start in the middle east, where palestinians have begun returning to the devastated city of khan younis in southern gaza after israel said it was r

and those temperatures, 17 for aberdeen, 17 for belfast, but highs could reach around 19 or 20 acrossles and england as we head into the weekend. temperatures could reach the low 20s for some. hello, i'm michelle fleury. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, ga are�*s last refuge for displaced palestinians. he did not reveal the date. the un watchdog sticks out after drones hit a nuclear power plant in ukraine. and a total solar eclipse sweeps across parts of north america, plunging millions into brief darkness. plunging millions into brief darknes— plunging millions into brief darkness. , ., , darkness. there it is! that is spectacular! _ hello, i'm michelle fleury. israel premised a benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's last refuge for displaced palestinians but did not reveal the date. miss netanyahu said invading the area is critical to reach his country at�*s goals are releasing all hostages and destroying hamas. but as many asi million people are believed to be shel

eight degrees there in aberdeen, the highest temperatures further south and west, 15 or 16 degrees.eezy close to this east coast. there may be the odd shower. a bit more cloud pushing into the north of scotland, but in between some clear spells, the odd mist patch and it is going to be a cold night, a touch of frost for some as we start saturday morning. saturday should start for most of us with a decent amount of sunshine. however, i think we will see cloud building as the day wears on. some showers potentially across these eastern parts, where it will stay quite breezy. cloud and some patchy rain as a weather front moves into northern scotland. the best of the sunshine and the warmth likely to be across northern ireland. 15 degrees here. compare that with just eight, nine or ten for some north sea coasts. as we move into the second half of the weekend, yes, our area of high pressure will be with us, but this frontal system really just gets stuck in the flow. that will bring a band of cloud, maybe the odd shower, so i can't completely rule out a showerfor the london marathon. certa

just 8 degrees in aberdeen for the further south, 16 in cardiff. this evening tonight, most of the showers will fade. we keep some going in eastern counties, where it will stay breezy. more cloud in north—west scotland. in between, clearskies and it's going to be cold, a touch of frost for some to start saturday morning, but they should be quite a lot of sunshine around this thing. still some showers peppering these coast of england and, through the day, we will see more cloud building in the sky. a bit of patchy rain into the north—west of scotland. the best sunshine in the afternoon across northern ireland, which is probably where we will see highest temperatures, up to 15 compare that with eight to ten along the east coast. so feeling chilly. into sunday, high pressure but this frontal system dangling down is going to generate quite a lot of cloud, possibly even the odd shower for the london marathon. it's going to feel cool and breezy, probably not too bad for the marathon runners, but for the rest of us, i suspect it will be quite cloudy to di

temperatures, 8 in aberdeen to about 13 in london.ooks very much like it's going to continue unsettled. there will be some rain at times, but the temperatures slowly starting to creep up. live from london, this is bbc news. hours after rishi sunak �*s rwanda bill was passed in parliament, five people, including a child, died trying to cross the english channel in a small boat. others have been rescued. donald trump is micro—criminal trial to hear arguments at the former president breached an order which prevents him from attacking witnesses and jurors. an iraqi father starts legal action against energy giant bp over the death of his son. after months of spouting gibberish, nasa says its voyager one probe is once again sending usable information back to earth from 15 billion miles away. welcome to bbc news, three hours of fast moving news, interviews and reaction. just hours after rishi sunak �*s flagship rwanda bill was passed in the british parliament, five people, including a child, have died attempting to cross the sea from norther

celtic stunned, aberdeen and up, the lead did not last long aberdeen with your own defence of fellow.m o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was farfrom over, o'reilly cool under pressure. but it was far from over, just a minute of extra time remaining this bronchus match took another twist, aberdeen level again, match took another twist, aberdeen levelagain, next, penalties. it was joe hart who would be the story! first he misses, then he became the hero. to send celtic through after the most dramatic of semifinals. chris mclauchlan, bbc news. with just a month or so left of her tenure, chelsea delivered one of their best performances under manager emma hayes winning the first leg of their women's champions league semi final against barcelona. erin cuthbert scoring the only goal of the game just before half time to give chelsea a i—nil lead going into the second leg next weekend. it was barcelona's first home defeat in a competitive fixture since 2019. the curse of the crucible lives on! no first time winner of the world snooker championship has successfully defended their title and t

it will also be a lot warmer than normal in aberdeen where we will miss most of that rain.warm weather is not going to last because the wind direction changes again over the weekend. and cooler air starts to move south, pressure dropping as well and with low pressure we have a chance of rain moving down from the north—west. it should stay dry across south—eastern parts of the uk for the weekend but again temperatures dropping. further north and west and increased chance of showers as the weekend goes on. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are — goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday this wednesday lunchtime with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme... in a break with tradition — world athletics says it'll become the first international federation to award prize money at the olympic games. calling time on her england career — euro 2022 winner rachel daly retires from international football. and the champions league continues after

and those temperatures still well above average for the time of year. 18 in aberdeen, we're up to 20l be some mist and fog patches around. we keep the mild air across southern and eastern parts of england, but to the north west of the uk we're getting some heavier outbreaks of rain moving in and the weather will be turning significantly cooler along with that rain for northern ireland and for scotland as well. and that's just the first day of the change because as we head through sunday and into next week, we've got a ridge of high pressure to the west of the uk that's going to send down a northwesterly flow of air across the country. that will reduce temperatures probably even a bit below average in places and will bring us a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. live from london. this is bbc news israel warns it's prepared after iran vows punishment for the killing of its commanders in syria. russian missiles and drones destroy a large electricity plant near kyiv and hit power facilities in several other regions of ukraine. former post office boss david smith apologises for celebr

and those temperatures, 17 for aberdeen, 17 for belfast, but highs could reach around 19 or 20 across weekend. temperatures could reach the low 20s for some. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from edinburgh. i'm stephen sackur. for most of the 21st century, scottish politics has been dominated by the scottish national party, the pro—independence party seeking a divorce from the united kingdom. but right now, well, storm clouds hang over the snp. they're facing a police investigation of their financial affairs, their polling numbers are down and they stand accused of breaking a host of political promises. my guest is the leader of the snp and first minister of scotland, humza yousaf. has his party lost its way? first minister humza yousaf, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. by any measure, first minister, it's been a pretty difficult first year for you as first minister. why do you think the going is so tough?

us some sunshine and those temperatures are still well above average for the time of year. 18 in aberdeenturday is something of a transition day. there will be some mist and fog patches around, mild air across southern and eastern parts of england but the north—west of the uk gets some heavy outbreaks of the uk gets some heavy outbreaks of rain moving in and the weather will be turning significantly along with the rain but northern ireland and scotland as well. that is the first day of the change because as we head through sunday and into next week, we get a ridge of high pressure to the rest of the uk which will send down a north—westerly flow of air across the country which will reduce temperatures, probably even a bit below average in places, bringing us a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. live from london. this is bbc news. russian missiles and drones hit ukraine's energy supply — we have a report from one of the affected cities. as iran vows to punish israel for an air strike killing its commanders — president biden says us support for israel is "iron—clad". a vietnamese propert

so bury st edmunds, 20 on friday, six degrees warmer than normal and in aberdeen, a similar story, sixr the weekend, though, it will start to cool down again. the wind direction changes, cooler air is going to push down from the north—west, pressure is going to be falling as well, and with low pressure moving in, we will find more wet weather coming in from the north—west as well. now the fine weather will last throughout the weekend across south—east areas, but here it will turn cooler. towards the north and west though, an increasing risks of showers. live from london, this is bbc news. kazakhstan and russia's worst flooding in almost a century forces more than 100,000 people from their homes. a review finds children have been let down by "weak" evidence about gender treatment. england joins a list of european nations limiting medical intervention. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says recognising a palestinian state is in europe's best interests. ending ramadan in the ruins of rafah — people in gaza mark eid al—fitr surrounded by the rubble of their mosque. a german museum sac

and those temperatures, 17 for aberdeen, 17 for belfast, but highs could reach around 19 or 20 acrossd then towards wales and england as we head into the weekend. temperatures could reach the low 20s for some. live from washington, this is bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's the un watchdog sticks out after drones hit a nuclear power plant in ukraine. and a total solar eclipse sweeps across parts of north america, plunging millions into brief darkness. there it is! that is spectacular! hello, i'm michelle fleury. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a date has been set for an israeli invasion of rafah, gaza's last refuge for displaced palestinians, but did not reveal the date. mr netanyahu said invading the area is critical to reach his country's goals and releasing all hostages and destroying hamas. but as many as 1 million people are believed to be sheltering in rafah, more than half of them children. mr netanyahu faces international pressure including from the us to not invade the city witho

that makes the eight degrees in aberdeen feel pretty disappointing. that low eases away.iet start to the working week. temperatures to greet us first thing — we are looking at around 2—6. it will be dry, there will be some sunshine coming through early on. breezy but a southerly wind will make it start to feel just that little bit milder, particular in the sunnier moments. here is the low moving into northern ireland and perhaps clouding over across western coastal fringes as we go through the day. temperatures in the sunshine should peak at 16 degrees. starting to feel a little better. tuesday, final day of april, could actually see a little more warmth. we have still got this low pressure out to the south—west. because the winds are circulating around that low we are tapping in to a milder south—easterly. that is driving in some warmth from the near continent and you really will start to notice the difference. for our final day of april, yes, it is likely that we could see temperatures peaking in one or two spots into the high teens. there will be some showers around bu