.— open a second course there in aberdeenshire. �* . ., ., ~ aberdeenshire.pitality venues around britain closed their doors for good in the past year — that's around 12 a day, according to a new analysis. soaring business costs, rising prices and a decline in people's disposal incomes were among the reasons for the closures. figures indicate smaller independent businesses have been hardest hit. cuba's communist government has cancelled its annual may day celebration in havana, which marks international workers' day. cast year's parade was the first since the covid pandemic in an otherwise annual tradition. the country has been grapping with severe fuel shortages which meant people couldn't be bussed into the capital. before we go, just time to congraulate mark selby, who has created a bit of sporting history by becoming the first player to make a maximum 147 break in a snooker world championship final. the four—time winner still trails luca brecel by 9—8 going into today's final day of action which has just got under way at the crucible theatre in sheffield.

but under the cloud across aberdeenshire we only got to about 12 celsius.ing through, where you see the cloud makes all the difference. really this time of year and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of clouds. so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry is the theme. high pressure building from the atlantic through this week. a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times. so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. now through monday, then, most places looking dry from the word go. we've got a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england. northern england, too, but a brighter day to come for scotland and for northern ireland. most of us dry, just the chance perhaps of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures between about 16 to 22 for most of us, but a little bit colder than that across the north of scotland where w

breeze and for some of us that does mean it'll be chilly closer to the north sea coast, so on the aberdeenshirele figures. again, 11 in newcastle. the higher temperatures will be further south. on thursday and into the weekend, that rather mixed bag continues with weather systems sweeping in, but i think it will be in the form of showers rather than steady rain, so our apps are likely to update. wherever you see a symbol with the sunny spells, that's likely to chop and change through the day, and day by day. bye— bye. from london, this is bbc news. while a man known as the godfather of artificial intelligence has quit his job at google. it is as you had 2000 people, and when ever somebody knew something, everyone automatically near it. that's how these apps can know so much more than any one person. a prominent palestinian prisoner has died in an israeli jail after nearly three months on hunger strike. here in the uk, the nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill ten others, lucy letby, gives evidence for the first time in her trial. and some top american chat shows and tv prog

but under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we only got to about 12 celsius.this time of year. and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of cloud, so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry is the theme. high pressure building from the atlantic through this week. a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times, so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. now through monday, then, most places looking dry from the word go. we've got a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england, northern england, too, but a brighter day to come for scotland and for northern ireland. most of us dry, just the chance perhaps of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures between about 16 to 22 for most of us, but a little bit colder than that across the north of scotland, where we've got the breeze coming in from the west here. now, heading throug

visiting his golf properties and he will be cutting a ribbon for a new second course at his new aberdeenshiref resort but the breaking news as he has touched down is requesting a mistrial in a civil case where a writer is accusing him of rape and deformation but a letter from the american president donald trump is requesting now a mistrial in that civil case, not a criminal case. fin civil case, not a criminal case. on monday morning in manhattan civil court the larger mentioned several others —— the lawyer cited several errors which impacted on his ability to defend donald trump. while the army and opposition are continuing to blame each other, the united states is according a rescue. idris is an 18—year—old a—level student who was in khartoum visiting her grandparents when war broke out. you must have gone through a terrible set of circumstances and you were there and khartoum and fighting breaks out, how did you get out? it fighting breaks out, how did you get out? . , ., ., , ., out? it was quite a “ourney and i onl not out? it was quite a “ourney and i only got home _ out? it was quite a

set sunday was the warmest day of the year so far, 23.3 in the sunshine, but under the cloud in aberdeenshire the difference at this time of year. this week things will be mostly dry, some warm sunshine and bearable amounts of cloud. in the cloud it won't feel warm, but generally dry, high pressure building from the atlantic this week. a couple of weather fronts around the top of the high pressure at times. so a bit more cloud particularly in the north. 0n particularly in the north. on monday, most places looking dry. more cloud across eastern england and the north, but a brighter day in scotland and northern ireland. the chance of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures of 16—22, but a bit colder in the north of scotland. the breeze coming in from the west. monday evening and into tuesday, a bit of cloud across eastern england, should be frost—free as we start tuesday. temperatures could be down to four where we see clearer spells. tuesday, slightly cooler and fresher, probably the coolest of the week, a bit of a change in the winds, more of a northerly direction, cool across the eas

but under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we only got to about 12 celsius.he cloud makes all the difference really this time of year. and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of clouds. so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry is the theme. high pressure building from the atlantic through this week, a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. now through monday, most places looking dry from the word go. we've got a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england, northern england, too, but a brighter day to come for scotland and for northern for scotland and for northern ireland. most of us dry, just the chance perhaps of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures between about 16 to 22 for most of us, but a little bit colder than that across the north of scotland where we've

for some of us that does mean it will be chilly close to the north sea coast, so on the aberdeenshiretures furthersouth. into in newcastle. higher temperatures further south. into the weekend, the mixed bag continues. i think it will be in the form of showers rather than steady rain. wherever you see assemble with the sunny spells, that is likely to chop and change through the day, and day by day. goodbye. lucy letby, the nurse accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others, takes to the witness stand for the first time and breaks down in tears. she tells the jury she only wanted to help and care for the babies she was looking after and that she was traumatised by her arrest. after more than six months of evidence, lucy letby herself is speaking in court here at manchester crown court. we�*ll have the latest from the court. also this lunchtime... after months of strikes in the health service unions will decide today whether to agree to the government�*s 5% pay offer for nhs staff in england. the man who helped pioneer artificial intelligence

under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we are to about 12 celsius where you see the sunshine, where youof year. through the week ahead, things are looking dry, sunshine around but variable amounts of clouds away get the clouds, and one field but equally warm but generally dry is the fame, high pressure building through the atlantic, a couple of other vans moving just around the top there will be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. monday, most places looking dry, more cloud and eastern england and northern england but a brighter day in scotland and northern ireland. most of us the chance of showers the pennines. these are the temperatures. heading through monday evening, a bit of cloud again across parts of eastern england, should be frost free as we start the day on tuesday butjust be temperatures down to about three or four degrees where we see some of the clearer spells. on tuesday, a cooler, fresher day, the coolest day of the week, a change in the winds, bringing the winds for a more northerly direction so cool across eastern areas where you've got a

but under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we only got to about 12 celsius. all the difference. really this time of year and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of clouds. so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry as the theme high pressure building from the atlantic through this week. a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times. so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north now through monday. now through monday, most places looking dry from the word go. we've got a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england. top temperatures between about 16 to 22 for most of us, but a little bit cold. and that across the north of scotland where we've got the breeze coming in from the west here now heading through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, a bit of cloud again across parts of eastern england should be frost free as we start

chilly closer to the north sea coasts for some of us, perhaps not even making double figures in aberdeenshireuth. on thursday and into the weekend the rather mixed bag continues with weather systems to meet again but i think it will be in the form of showers rather than steady rain so our apps are likely to update wherever you see a symbol with the sunny spells, it is likely to chop and change through the day and day by day. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. more than a million nhs staff england are to get a 596 pay rise after health unions backed the government deal. here the uk, lucy b, the nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill ten others, gives evidence for the first time her trial. the man often called the godfather of artificial intelligence has quit his job at google and told the bbc why he did it. and king charles and queen camilla visit the palace of westminster head of the coronation this weekend.

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easterly breeze, and for some of us, it will be chili close to the north sea coast, some on the aberdeenshireem sweeping in, but! continues with weather system sweeping in, but i think it will be in the form of showers rather than steady rain, so our apps are likely to update. wherever you see a symbol with sunny spells, that is likely to chop and change through the day and day by day. next pay round is not as mired in difficulty. this is bbc news, the headlines... more than a million nhs staff in england will get a 5% pay rise after health unions backed the government deal. why the man often called the godfather of artificial intelligence has quit his job at google. and from vintage and sparkling cat costumes, fingerless gloves and iconic chanel pieces, it must be the met gala 2023 as the stars pay tribute to late fashion icon karl lagerfeld. but first year as king charles and queen camilla visiting westminster

but under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we only got to about 12 celsius.ar. and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of clouds, so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry is the theme. high pressure building from the atlantic through this week, a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. now through monday, most places looking dry from the word go. we've got a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england, northern england, too, but a brighter day to come for scotland and for northern ireland. most of us dry, just the chance perhaps of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures between about 16 to 22 for most of us, but a little bit colder than that across the north of scotland where we've got the breeze coming in from the west here. now, heading through monday evening, over

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under the cloud across aberdeenshire, we only got to about 12 celsius, so where we see that sunshine, the north. a bit more cloud drifting across parts of eastern england. brighter data come from scotland and northern ireland. most of us try, the chance of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures between 16—22, but colder off the north of scotland. monday evening overnight, bit of cloud across parts of eastern england. should be frost—free on tuesday, but could just be temperatures down to about 3—4 degrees. a slightly cooler, fresher day, just a bit of a change in the winds bringing the winds in from a bit more of a northerly direction, so cooler across the eastern areas. most of us are going to have a dry, quietj. so, temperatures varying between about 11 in their wake to 19 degrees in england and wales —— lerwick. but more cloud could be the bike shower, much of the uk will be fine and dry. you can see that cloud generating across parts of southern and eastern england through the day. top temperatures up to about 20—21 degrees, could squeeze 22 for north east england. stayin

cloud is also lingering across aberdeenshire.rain works in from the west. so for tomorrow, that'll be sitting across parts of scotland and wales. in the east, that this where we keep the clearer skies for the longest. some sunshine in the morning, but elsewhere, rain spreading its way through the east across all parts. that'll be followed by some heavy showers and potentially thunderstorms for the likes of northern ireland and wales. temperatures of around 15 to 19 degrees. heading into tuesday, another unsettled day of sunshine and showers. those showers become more frequent later in the day, particularly towards the south and west, they could be heavy and thundery, too. in between the showers highs of around 15 to 19 celsius for most of us on tuesday. it does look fairly unsubtle for most of the week ahead, particularly the middle part of the week. sunshine and scattered showers, plenty of shower on the outlook. perhaps a little dry and wet for friday, and into saturday. bye for now. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines

some in parts of aberdeenshire and norfolk and suffolk dropping down below freezing. so much for the west. a bit more cloud to start your morning. cloud in scotland at the far west. the western isles will see some rain developing. the cloud in northern ireland will break up. some low cloud lingering in the north of england. a breeze compared to yesterday. strongest towards the south—west. 30 to 40 mph later on. in the breeze, sunshine should feel quite pleasant. temperatures above normal for quite pleasant. temperatures above normalfor some quite pleasant. temperatures above normal for some western areas, 17 or 18 degrees. colour in scotland where we see the cloud. patchy rain working from central scotland northwards. tonight that will push on across 0rkney and just fringe into shetland. most of you will have a dry run out. maybe not as chilly as last night. the juries will be a notable feature. temperatures and made single figures for most. —— temperatures. tomorrow looks like a fine day. heavy thundery showers in the south—west. as we head towards the south—west. as

cloud lingering along the likes of aberdeenshire and the northern isles, temperature is about nine degreesres 22 in some spots. light wind, sunshine, hit and miss showers in the east. fading away for the evening and looking dry to the concert in windsor but overnight, the next batch of rain moves away, slipping into northern and western parts of written by your early monday morning. temperatures falling lowest in the east we keep those skies lowest, down into single figures but the most of us, double figures, daily grey from the word go, keeping sunshine for a bit longer in the far south—west. —— fairly grey. from west to east, we will see what whether it times followed by sunshine and scattered showers rattling in from the west seller breezy day, showers are longer spells of rain and reasonably mild but not as warm as it's going to be today. another unsettled day so sunshine and showers moving away from west to east through the course of the day, the odd heavy one, the odd thunderstorm on tuesday. temperatures typical. mid to high teens at the moment. unsettled we ahead really but roger,

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compare that to the temperature in aberdeenshire, here it is currently 3.3 celsius. the forecast for the rest of the week is a mostly dry one as well. we are looking at some strong spells of sunshine, and some of that sunshine will be hazy at times because we are also going to be chasing cloud amounts up and down the country. what is happening today is we've got a weather front coming in across the north—west of scotland. that will take its cloud in light rain and drizzle science, including to northern ireland, but high pressure is bringing the rest of us settled conditions. so for england and wales today, a lot of dry weather but also some sunshine, through the course of the day a bit more cloud sinking into the south—east, and behind the weather front in scotland and northern ireland, they will brighten up. temperatures between 11 and the north to 22 in the south. through this evening and overnight, more cloud romps in from the north see across central and eastern parts of england, and also into central and eastern parts of scotland. there will be clear skies as we

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