soros and misses aberdeen. miss miss naroji. david and miss krystle campthe honorable bill director of central intelligence agency and miss elizabeth burns. the honorable jon of affairs. the honorable ryan montoya director of scheduling and miss joel perry. the honorable deb and miss naomi jermaine. the honorable communications director and mr. dean lieberman. townsend and mr. sean townsend. the honorablen. miss dallas lethe honorable and racquel richmond. dr. francis draper and m chatter] >> the honorable council and ms. moon. the honorable rafael warnock united donna burke. mr. john misses ryan. the honorable christian of digital strategy and miss erica. the honorable brainard, director of the nationalic council. general charles brown, chairm staff and miss sharon brown. >> thank you, great gown. >> mr. darnell and miss michaela cole. >> it is from a sudanese friend of mine. she gave it to me. excited and happy to be here. >> what are you going to say to i'm going to think about it. tough because of the things that they uggle,

the power of the asian vote led the charge of recall former san francisco district attorney chase aberdeen. and in the same year, they recalled 3 of the city's unified school districts school board members. members of the community. say these moves have 4 city hall to take notice. now mayoral candidates from mayor london breed to those looking to take her seat are all courting the asian american vote with intentional changes behind the scenes to represent the community tonight at 5:00, i'll take a closer look at the power of the asian vote and you can find all of our api stories on kpix.com. and be sure to watch our hour long. api. heritage month special. roots and resilience on friday, may 24th at 4:00 pm after weeks of testimony and former president trump's hush money trial. the witness who is at the center of the prosecution case is on the stand today, michael cohen trump's longtime personal lawyer, and fixer testified today. that is former boss approved payouts to stifle stories about ... that could hinder his 2016. run for the white house. trump has is accused of authorizing cohen to

and who is best placed to protect aberdeen and its status _ best placed to protect aberdeen and its status actually are the authentic voice on either matter. — are the authentic voice on either matter, but clearly they hope they can be _ matter, but clearly they hope they can be. other parties disagree. it�*s can be. other parties disagree. it's so can be. other parties disagree. it�*s so interesting, because one of labour's big pledges is about green energy and decarbonising by 2030. the conservatives attack that as an unrealistic goal that might cost the taxpayer money to get here. at least that's what the tory attack is uk—wide. in scotland, they say that's a labour threat to jobs in places like the oil and gas industry in their droves.— in their droves. also treading a fine line and _ in their droves. also treading a fine line and oil, _ in their droves. also treading a fine line and oil, the _ in their droves. also treading a fine line and oil, the fuel - fine line and oil, the fuel that drove — fine line and oil, the fuel that drove the _ fine line and oil, the fuel that drove the ri

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and two, the issue of oil and gas in the north—east and who is best placed to protect aberdeen and itsas the oil capital of europe at the same time as managing the transition towards renewable energy. now, it's not for me to say whether or not the tories actually are the authentic voice on either of those matters, but clearly they hope they can be. other parties disagree, obviously. james, it's so interesting that point about oil and gas workers because one of labour's big pledges is about is about green energy and decarbonising the energy sector by 2030. energy sector by 2030 — in other words, taking the fossil fuels out of our electricity generation from our power stations. the conservatives attack that as an unrealistic goal that might cost a lot of tax taxpayers money to get there. at least that's what the tory attack is kind of uk—wide. but in scotland specificallym they say that's a labour threat but in scotland specifically, they say that's a labour threat tojobs in places like aberdeen where people work in the oil and gas industry in their droves. yes, and then there's an argum

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine andhere we've got these atlantic winds. so, here's all of that cloud and some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a littl

that'll lift temperatures up to 22 degrees, perhaps, in aberdeen. 23—24, perhaps, in the warmest spotsy night, it looks like we'll see mist and fog returning in places. a bit of low cloud, sea fog pushing into eastern england, east anglia and the south—east. that could creep a little bit further westwards into the midlands first thing on saturday. but again, those temperatures, 9—12 degrees. now for the weekend. it does stay warm. there will be some good spells of sunshine around, but the shower risk will start to increase, particularly as we head into sunday. that's because we've got a weather front and low pressure developing, pushing towards our shores, particularly by sunday. and into next week, it'll be a lot more unsettled than we've had this week. saturday, though, another warm day to come, a bit of early mist and fog and some low cloud across eastern england. 0therwise, plenty of sunshine, though we could see a few heavy showers develop across the high ground of northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon. that could be thundery as well. but a warm day to

but if you are stuck under the cloud across parts of scotland, for instance, about 13 for aberdeen.is building in. so it's squeezing away most of the showers. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, can't rule out the odd showery spell, but for most places a much drier spell of weather. a bit more cloud working in from the north west ahead of this area of rain. but top temperatures quite widely around 19 or 20 degrees. and then high pressure stays with us towards the end of the week. it's just sitting towards the south. so we'll start to see a few weather fronts toppling around the northern end of that high pressure. at times that'll bring a little bit of showery rain to parts of scotland, northern ireland too. but for most of us things are looking much drier through the week ahead and it'll be warming up. we could see those temperatures in the mid 20s by next weekend. bye— bye. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we have come on just a we have come onjust a minute or so ahead of the top of the error b

temperatures on monday down a little, 14 degrees in aberdeen, 15 ori6 little, 14 degrees in aberdeen,rom me. goodbye. —— that's all from me. live from london. this is bbc news. the cia chief is in cairo to try to help mediate a gaza ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. rishi sunak insists the conservatives have "everything to fight for" , despite the party losing nearly half the seats contested in local elections. if you look at the overacting picture and the purpose, purpose is to serve our country. this is the last upper for the election and we have made significant and very real progress. and why a north korean propoganda song has become a tiktok hit. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we start with the latest on the israel gaza war, as efforts to secure a deal for the release of hostages and a ceasefire in gaza are intensifying. the head of the us central intelligence agency, william burns, is in cairo to help try to mediate a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. hamas negotiators have also arrived in egypt for talks. foreign mediators have been waiting for a response from the

as a child in aberdeen i could never have imagined i would have the opportunity to sit in the commons the cabinet table. my let alone around the cabinet table. my parents, who adopted me when i wasjust four months my parents, who adopted me when i was just four months old, brought me “p was just four months old, brought me up to believe the chance to help others is the greatest gift you can be given. for prime ministers asked me to serve with them and their governments has been the owner of my life. i am grateful to the mall. david cameron who gave me the chance to pursue education reforms in which i passionately believe. teresa mae asked me to support her in challenging times. borisjohnson delivered breakfasts and brought out the levelling up. asked me to return to government when i believed my ministerial career had ended, enabling me to deepen and intensify the levelling out programme. his support has ensured we can deliver projects that are benefiting all parts of the country. having seen up close to the demands of the role, i know we owe them all so much. i also know we owe them

could linger all day for areas like aberdeen and perhaps in newcastle. 22 or so in sunny response.? heading on its of monday and between weather systems at this stage. monday is whether fairly quiet, wanting likely to dawn with mist and fog and low cloud as well. a good deal of sunshine breaks through fairly light went for most of us and a little cool if you are close to the east coast. towards the west, place like cardiff and liveable up to around 20 degrees with temperatures coming down a notch as we compare them to what we have seen over the past couple of days with tablature have been up days with tablature have been up around 23 and 2a degrees. looking to was tuesday, low pressure trying to approach both from the atlantic and also familiar continent. it might chance of catching of those downpours on tuesday. not everywhere but most likely for her perhaps parts of northern ireland, the southwest of england, eastern scotland could see showers. fairly typical for this stage in may. into the middle of the week and we could see more of a signalfor middle of the week and we could se

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine and got these atlantic winds. so, here's all of that cloud and some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland, and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a little on the

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine andtic winds. so, here's all of that cloud and some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland, and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a little on the cool side, and i

of low cloud and murk in the north sea co—— clearing back towards the coast, but could linger in aberdeenems. so monday, fairly quiet. the morning likely to dawn with some mist and fog and low cloud as well. and a good deal of sunshine breaks through. fairly light winds for most of us, a bit cooler close to the east coast, 15 degrees. towards the west, places like cardiff and liverpool, to 20 degrees. temperatures coming down a notch as we compare them to the past couple of days where temperatures have been up to 23, 20 couple of days where temperatures have been up to 23,20 4 couple of days where temperatures have been up to 23, 20 4 degrees. looking to tuesday, low pressure trying to approach both from the atlantic and also from the near continent. more of a chance of catching those downpours on tuesday. certainly not everywhere by any means, but most likely for parts of northern ireland, south west england, southern england, eastern scotland could see showers. in—between, sunshine, like winds, 19 degrees for the warmer spots. so fairly typicalfor this degrees for the warmer spots. so f

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the girl was taken to aberdeen royal infirmary but died a short time later.d man driving the car was not injured. israel's military says five of its soldiers have been mistakenly killed by one of their own tanks, in northern gaza. it happened yesterday injabalia. ground forces re—entered the area earlier this month as part of what israel says is a crackdown on attempts by hamas to re—group in the area. an outbreak of sickness and diarrhoea linked to contaminated water is expected to last for at least a week in south devon, with people told to boil their tap water until further notice. 22 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed in brixham and about 100 people have reported symptoms to their gp in the last week. a primary school has had to close. jenny kumah is there for us now. people here are pretty angry. on monday they were told the water was safe to drink. yesterday south west water announced there was a problem they had found, they had found some instances of cryptosporidium in an area affecting 16,000 households. they have distributed water from a

the highlands well lifting temperatures up highlands well lifting temperatures up to 22 perhaps in aberdeenght, looks like we will see mist and fog returning in places with low cloud, see fog. the south—east, that could creep further west into the midlands first thing on saturday. again, there was temperatures of 9-12. again, there was temperatures of 9—12. now for the weekend, it does stay warm, good spells of sunshine around but the shower risk will start to increase particulars as we head into sunday because we have a weather front and low pressure developing and pushing towards our shores particularly by sunday and into next week it will be a lot more unsettled than we have had this week. saturday, another warm day to come with a bit of early mist and fog and low cloud across eastern england. otherwise per day of sunshine. could see a few heavy showers developing across the high ground of northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon. could be thundery as well. a warm day to come, quite humid as well, the low to mid 20s quite widely. sunday, probably the warmest day

temperatures, though, 17 for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast, 21 likely in london by thursday.chy rain here. but further south, some spells of sunshine and some warmth, with temperatures in some spots up to 21 or 22 degrees celsius. now it looks like we'll end the week on a warm note. this area of high pressure still with us for friday. the big question mark is about how quickly this area of high pressure will break down and allow frontal systems back in from the atlantic. the weekend certainly looks like starting off on a fine note, butjust with the increasing chance of some rain pushing in from the west as we get into sunday. there is some uncertainty about that, but it does look like it will eventually turn more unsettled and a bit cooler again into the start of next week. this is bbc news. the headlines. israeli air strikes have been reported in rafah in southern gaza, hours after israel told 100,000 palestinian civilians to evacuate the area. rishi sunak dismisses calls to change course after poor xijinping attends xi jinping attends parisian talks, the first visit to euro

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine andantic winds. so, here's all of that cloud and some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland, and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a little on the cool side, and

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine andand some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland, and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a little on the cool side, and i think showers may become frequent in ot

they could only draw at home to aberdeen and stjohnstone held onto beat motherwell 2—1, and that sawside raith home and away to decide which plays in the premiership. already relegated livingston drew with hibs. celtic women have won their first scottish women's premier league title. they thought they'd blown it but a 90th minute winner from amy gallacher, whose great grandfather was the club legend patsy gallacher, saw them beat hibs1—0 and that saw them finish above rangers on goal difference. rangers did all they could, getting the win they needed, 4—0 against partick thistle, but news of that late, late celtic winner meant it was all in vain. and there is the top of the table. both sides finish on 82 points with identical records and both with incredible goal difference, with each scoring well over 100 goals in the season, but celtic 13 goals better off so take the title. last year's champions glasgow city were a long way off in third. crawley town have been promoted to league one after beating crewe alexandra 2—0 in the league two play—off final at wembley. crawley thrashed mk d

temperatures, though, 17 for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast, 21 likely in london.spells of sunshine and some warmth, with temperatures in some spots up to 21 or 22 celsius. now, it looks like we'll end the week on a warm note. this area of high pressure still with us for friday. the big question mark is about how quickly this area of high pressure will break down and allow frontal systems back in from the atlantic. the weekend certainly looks like starting off on a fine note, butjust with the increasing chance of some rain pushing in from the west as we get into sunday. there is some uncertainty about that, but it does look like it will eventually turn more unsettled and a bit cooler again into the start of next week.

so, from norwich to newcastle and aberdeen, i think here, first thing in the morning, some sunshine andhat cloud and some rain spreading across the country. later in the day, sunshine developing. certainly, i think the afternoon is looking brighter in northern ireland, and there'll be sunny spells in wales and the midlands. and in fact, through the course of the evening, i think there'll be some late brightness as well as that weather front slowly drifts into the north sea. so, that's tuesday. the low pressure still with us on wednesday. you can see these weather fronts are dragging their heels, and i think on wednesday, it's going to be more of a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. some of the showers will be thundery in parts of scotland and i think along these eastern counties, so the further west you are on wednesday, the drier and sunnier it'll be. in fact, some of these western coasts could end up having a beautiful day — for example, in northern ireland and the welsh coasts. here's thursday — a northerly breeze, so a little on the cool side, and i think showers may become freq

that'll lift temperatures up to 22 celsius perhaps, in aberdeen. 23—24, perhaps, in the warmest spotsplaces. a bit of low cloud, sea fog pushing into eastern england, east anglia and the south—east. that could creep a little bit further westwards into the midlands first thing on saturday. but again, those temperatures, 9—12 celsius. now for the weekend. it does stay warm, there will be some good spells of sunshine around, but the shower risk will start to increase, particularly as we head into sunday. that's because we've got a weather front and low pressure developing, pushing towards our shores, particularly by sunday. and into next week, it'll be a lot more unsettled than we've had this week. saturday, though, another warm day to come, a bit of early mist and fog and some low cloud across eastern england. otherwise, plenty of sunshine, though we could see a few heavy showers develop across the high ground of northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon. that could be thundery as well. but a warm day to come, quite humid too, the low—to—mid—20s quite widely. su

so 1a degrees there in aberdeen, about 15, 16 celsius further south and east across england.n. and when we see higher pressure like this, certainly in the spring, it's looking dry, it's looking fairly sunny, and actually quite warm as well. temperatures will be responding quite nicely to that sunshine. so you can see here that the temperatures will start to rise. 17 to 22 degrees celsius by the end of the week into next weekend. so on the whole, a pretty settled week to come. that's it for me. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news. efforts are intensifying to secure a deal for the release of hostages in gaza and a ceasefire as talks take place in egypt. rishi sunak insists the conservatives have "everything to fight for", despite a substantial number of losses in local elections, as labour's keir starmer claims the results show his party is on course for a general election win. if you look at the overarching picture and the purpose, the purpose is to serve our country, this is the last stop before the general election, and we have made significant and very real progress

to the mid—20s, up to 22 or 23 for the central belt of scotland, as warm as 20 degrees there for aberdeenld be heavy, could see a cluster of heavy, maybe thundery showers pushing up to the channel islands, south—west england later in the day on sunday. but i think it could be the warmest day on sunday for england and wales, mid—20s, and feeling a bit more humid as well. then into next week, look at that. low pressure takes over, and starts to bring an increasing chance of showers or longer spells of rain. but with the low sitting in this position, we will be drawing in an easterly wind, so i don't think it'll be particularly cold. but it's likely to be more unsettled, particularly the further south you are across the country, closer to the centre of the low. so, yes, as we move into next week, it looks like things will be turning more unsettled once again. like i mentioned, not particularly cold, but it could be quite wet and some of these showers could be heavy and thundery as well, with a bit of sunshine in between. stay tuned to the forecast.

so they do not want us saying, "oh, i know what will happen in edinburgh, glasgow, aberdeen, invernesshese results don't prove anything. they show trends, right? they confirm the big headlines that the tories are in really deep trouble and that labour is on the march. that's about it. now there are all sorts of other micro things that are really interesting, but in terms of what you can confidently conclude from this, you have to say, hold your horses. and i say it every week and i know it's really boring, but campaigns do change things and the election is miles away. but labour does have a problem though, with that part of the electoral block at the moment, because of the leadership�*s position on gaza and israel. that is a real problem. and you were talking to tracy brabin, the re—elected jubilant mayor of west yorkshire. yes. she got a stonking victory over the conservative who came second. she admitted, yes, international politics is playing through to our domestic politics and labour needs to listen and come up with a clear response. here's what she told us. but you can't sugar—co

temperatures, though, 17 for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast, 21 likely in london.rmth, with temperatures in some spots up to 21 or 22 celsius. now, it looks like we'll end the week on a warm note. this area of high pressure still with us for friday. the big question mark is about how quickly this area of high pressure will break down and allow frontal systems back in from the atlantic. the weekend certainly looks like starting off on a fine note, butjust with the increasing chance of some rain pushing in from the west as we get into sunday. there is some uncertainty about that, but it does look like it will eventually turn more unsettled and a bit cooler again into the start of next week. it's 6pm in london. this is this world today with ben brown. hamas says it has told mediators that it accepts a proposal for a ceasefire deal in gaza. this is the scene in rafah where the news of a possible ceasefire deal many have been celebrating. john swinney is the new leader of the scottish national party and set to become the next first minister of scotland. don't let our di

temperatures, though, 17 for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast, 21 likely in london. rain here. but further south, some spells of sunshine and some warmth, with temperatures in some spots up to 21 or 22 celsius. now, it looks like we'll end the week on a warm note. this area of high pressure still with us for friday. the big question mark is about how quickly this area of high pressure will break down and allow frontal systems back in from the atlantic. the weekend certainly looks like starting off on a fine note, butjust with the increasing chance of some rain pushing in from the west as we get into sunday. there is some uncertainty about that, but it does look like it will eventually turn more unsettled and a bit cooler again into the start of next week. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. extreme flooding affecting countries around the world, we'll be looking at the heavy rain affects british farming. hello from the bbc sport centre. exciting bank holiday monday. we are watching the snooker but let's start with the football knows t

that'll lift temperatures up to 22 celsius perhaps, in aberdeen. 23—24, perhaps, in the warmest spotsia and the south—east. that could creep a little bit further westwards into the midlands first thing on saturday. but again, those temperatures, 9—12 celsius. now for the weekend. it does stay warm, there will be some good spells of sunshine around, but the shower risk will start to increase, particularly as we head into sunday. that's because we've got a weather front and low pressure developing, pushing towards our shores, particularly by sunday. and into next week, it'll be a lot more unsettled than we've had this week. saturday, though, another warm day to come, a bit of early mist and fog and some low cloud across eastern england. 0therwise, plenty of sunshine, though we could see a few heavy showers develop across the high ground of northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon. that could be thundery as well. but a warm day to come, quite humid too, the low—to—mid—20s quite widely. sunday probably the warmest day of the week across southern areas. it could b

hejoined bologna from aberdeen back in 2022 and impressed so much he's now the club's captain.land and champions league winning coach fabio capello. he had some really nice things to say about me and i was pretty special and i want to continue to do well. and get a little bit more attention and more eyes on you but as of right now, my focus is on recovering from the bad injury i've had recently. i didn't know too much about the award over and last week, someone from the club contacted me and said i had to go to the ceremony this week. and that i had won the award when i asked him how big it was and he explained to me about how big an award it is not special it was and it was just a nice feeling then what was previously and some of then what was previously and some of the best players in the world. i'm in good company. the second of the league one playoff semi—finals takes place later this evening. oxford united are ahead, going into their second leg against peterborough. the winner taking on bolton wanderers at wembley next month. tom williams is at peterborough's weston homes

that'll lift temperatures up to 22 celsius perhaps in aberdeen. 23—24, perhaps, in the warmest spotso eastern england, east anglia and the south—east. that could creep a little bit further westwards into the midlands first thing on saturday. but again, those temperatures, 9—12 celsius. now for the weekend. it does stay warm, there will be some good spells of sunshine around, but the shower risk will start to increase, particularly as we head into sunday. that's because we've got a weather front and low pressure developing, pushing towards our shores, particularly by sunday. and into next week, it'll be a lot more unsettled than we've had this week. saturday, though, another warm day to come, a bit of early mist and fog and some low cloud across eastern england. otherwise, plenty of sunshine, though we could see a few heavy showers develop across the high ground of northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon. that could be thundery as well. but a warm day to come, quite humid too, the low—to—mid—20s quite widely. sunday probably the warmest day of the week acros

so 14 degrees there in aberdeen, about 15, 16 celsius further south and east across england.esponding quite nicely to that sunshine. so you can see here that the temperatures will start to rise. 17 to 22 degrees celsius by the end of the week into next weekend. so on the whole, a pretty settled week to come. that�*s it for me. bye—bye. live from london. this is bbc news. counting�*s under way at centres across england, as we await more results of mayoral elections in cities including in london. in the capital, the first results have started to come in, and in one london constituency it shows an 5 percent swing from conservative to labour. also in the last hour, steve rotherham has comfortably won the contest to be liverpool mayor, increasing his share of the vote, and he had this warning to rishi sunak. to the government, enough is enough. and locally, labour is delivering in power. good afternoon, i�*m geeta guru murthy, and welcome to this bbc local election special. the first resulst have started to come in, in the mayoral race in london, and in one constitency, merton and

some sunshine into the highlands as well, that will lift temperature is up to 22 degrees in aberdeen,ow cloud and sea fog push into eastern england, east anglia and the south—east. that could creep a bit further west into the midlands first thing on saturday. again, there is temperatures 9—12 . for the weekend it does stay warm, there will be some good spells of sunshine around, but the shower risk will start to increase, particularly for sunday, and that is because we have weather fronts developing and pushing towards our own shores, particularly by sunday, and for next week a lot more unsettled than we have had this week. saturday another one week to come with a bit of low fog and mist and cloud across east england, but otherwise plenty of sunshine, a few showers developing across high ground in northern england, central and southern scotland into the afternoon, but a warm day as well, quite humid as well, low to mid 20s quite humid as well, low to mid 20s quite widely. sunday the warmest day of the week across most areas, could be up to 26 degrees, potential for thunder radar pause

but if you are stuck under the cloud across parts of scotland, for instance, about 13 for aberdeen.ll, but for most places a much drier spell of weather. a bit more cloud working in from the north west ahead of this area of rain. but top temperatures quite widely around 19 or 20 degrees. and then high pressure stays with us towards the end of the week. it�*s just sitting towards the south. so we�*ll start to see a few weather fronts toppling around the northern end of that high pressure. at times that�*ll bring a little bit of showery rain to parts of scotland, northern ireland too. but for most of us things are looking much drier through the week ahead and it�*ll be warming up. we could see those temperatures in the mid 20s by next weekend. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. chinese president xijinping is arriving in paris for a meeting with president macron. it�*s the first stop of his european tour, his first visit to the continent in five years. i�*m hugh schofield in the courtyard of the elysee palace, present macron inside with a ursula von der leyen waiting for the