air france less. air france did a deal with it union that has a cost associated with it.cost is down manifesting itself with the numbers in the share price. fiat chrysler up strongly. the numbers not that great today, but management has confirmed guidance and that is what the market is responding positively to. trading up nicely, up nearly 5%. that is look at the european markets. smaller companies coming in with earnings throughout may and through the next week. for the moment we have the caps all in. the dow up .5%. the jobs data being digested by the market. the s&p 500 up .7%. companies like that are leading the game for the most part in the s&p 500. some of these have been oversold. they are not huge moves. the nasdaq is up 1.1% and the vix is still muted. gmm forke a look at cloth asset glance -- up across asset glance. prunty of currencies are stronger versus a dollar. next to the mexican peso we may see movement on the usmca and then and commodities we have interesting dynamics at play in the hydrocarbons. brent is lower and wti is higher. with there nearly done e

air france has struggled to remain competitive in recent years and now just a matter of months after the arrival of its new chief it's looking to shed at nearly five hundred jobs. in the blame on increased competition from lowow cost carriers and rail transport.. the trigger r has more. it's just eight months since ben smith came into writer listing efron's. it seems the formatt calendadar executivive mayay now have reacd the end of his grace period. air france plans to reduce its short haul capacity byy 15% by the end of twenty twenty one employee union representatives have thus been informed of the plan to voluntary departures plan. that could concern up to four hundred and sixty five jobs on the domestic network carried out over a one year period. there will be no forced departures. the cools competition not just from low cost carriers on the same in total respect from france's braille network. to the sncncf high speed tgv is having just increase their own capacity they can offer reduced journey times at lower prices. picking up 90% of efforts as market share on bricks of the two

genie: air france. >> some 455 posts are expected to be cut. less popular routes are to be canceled. rising oil prices also putting a dent in revenue. 185 millionost euros last year. shares are down in paris. genie: the united nationons is pushing for a projectct on clime chanange with a focus on n econc measures. lente secretary-general his support to a number of initiatives to fight global warming. he called for an end to government subsidies and improved education. he is also pointing to tatax strategies to reduce carbon emissions. here he is. >> we need to make sure when we adopt measures that increase ands, that we reduce costs other aspects of the economy. what is important is not to say let's increase taxes on carbon. let's shift taxes on jobs, andries, reducing them the taxation. widespread rationing program. >> authoririties do not t expe e situation to reach the level of crisis after the soviet union collapsed. >> some of the products cuba wiwill russian. cuba is facing shortrtages. >> p people can bubuy and access .ore flow -- more f

boeing's share to rise more than one percent at the end of this week but the jury is still out and the air france remain grounded the next week it's really looks the looking beyond boeing looks like u.s. markets are recovering from yesterday's losses but what's behind that. so investors are definitely sparked by a very long to trade for but there is still it gleam of hope president strong predicted a swift and to the ongoing a trade war including one way in a possible a trade deal which could soften attention sierre in the next week for now ahead of the weekend stocks are close life in the air but having said that we definitely had a week off for a bruising losses here on wall street and that mainly due to the ongoing the ongoing in this puter with china and the u.s. oil at its worst day of the year are dropping almost 6 per cent on the 1st day the tech heavy nasdaq has declined morning 2 per cent this week and the dollar is now a dollar of roughly one per cent since a monday having the longest weekly losing streak since a year or so yet now ahead of the weekend the investors are in a better mood

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the deportation of people in the regular situations here in france and also to do the actions of air france in aiding the deportation of undocumented migrants most of those individuals would said to be undocumented migrants and they've now described themselves as being the black vests they would shouting at parts of times at the airports some people who had them saying certain clips that france doesn't belong to the french that everyone has a right to be here let's take a little look now at what happened at the airports you. good good good good good good good good good well that situation became heated enough and they're all reports that police used tear gas to trying to push those undocumented migrants to try and get them out of the terminal and to try and bring things back to normality and asylum policy has long being something that many people are unhappy about here in front so we know that there's a big government crackdown that's been taking place the introducing you saw a limited migration bills last year which haven't gone down very well and we heard at the engines 2018 these are off

over the situation and it seems things did calm down yesterday off they demanded that meeting with air france and the french prime minister it would for me but i haven't met the prime minister but they certainly did meet with individuals who are fronts i don't think this is the last that we will face particular protests . or thanks very much for the update or to charlotte dubin ski live in paris. with the european elections just days away politicians across the block been voicing concern over their dramatic surge in support for euro skeptic forces the fresh wave of condemnation of the nationalist rights comes following the collapse of the austrian government over a corruption scandal peter all reports on what's been a tumultuous few days. being quite the weekend for austrian politics the government in austria has collapsed over the weekend following on for what's being called the be ther video or gate what we have seen is angle america and others come out and say that what this shows what the sting operation shows is that well you can't trust the populists on the far right there's a lot of sc

air france—klm's first—quarter losses deepen as the airline group joins its competitors in blaming higheroding the market. societe generale sa is unable to halt the slide in its investment bank. shares of socgen have been trailing those of larger rival bnp paribas this year, suggesting shareholders are yet to be convinced. and adidas' profits in the first quarter beat analysts‘ expectations by about 10% despite failing to meet rising us demand due to supply chain problems. another of president trump's picks for a board seat on the us federal reserve has dropped out of the running. stephen moore, a vocal critic of the central bank, had himself faced mounting criticism over political bias and sexist comments about women. here's michelle fleury. two nominees 01’ names were being floated to join the board of governors in the federal reserve, america's central bank, there was a lot of controversy about these two figures. one of them was herman cain, who dropped out about a month ago, withdrew himself. this was because if you think back to the time when he was running for president himself, the

. >> air france in first class had three rows. >> this guy is obviously a stoner. he's wasted.esn't know where he is. he didn't know what he did. >> he probably woke up from a coma from the 1960s. >> where am i? >> where is geraldo? >> trump is president. >> two possibilities. one, he's on some kind of oxy because he's definitely out of it. i don't think that's pot but he might have seen the movie "sexy beast." remember how ben gets off the plane of he smokes a cigarette because he wants to avoid what's happening when he lands. maybe he didn't want to see his in-laws, so he thought maybe i'll get arrested when i land. >> it just goes to show how much society has changed. because people used to smoke on planes and now if you smoke they arrest you. everyone speaks out. >> a guy was sitting next to me like that and he was eating marijuana, you could smell it and he would like put it away. and open it again. >> you were traveling with kilmeade. >> so i had somewhat of a similar experience but i didn't report him because i didn't want to land the plane early. >> they would make you

. >> air france klm to a heavy offensive quarter loss the european carrier still reiterated its full year guidance, and said capacity in the second half of the year should help reverse a full in unit revenue during the first quarter. >>> weaker growth in room revenue for the first quarter. the british owner blamed the slowdown on growth in greece or china, but it reported increased amount in latin america and the caribbean. >> coming up on the show, president trump latest pick for the federal research board, steven moore, withdraws his name from consideration amid fierce criticism. we'll have more details on that next what's a target date fund? what's a hedge fund? a mutual fund? an index fund? what should i ask my investment professional? how do i know if they're even legit? edgar? who's edgar? how do i read a 10-k? what about fees? what's an etf? 529 plan? 401(k)? how do we plan for retirement? where do i start? empower yourself with the free tools and resources on investor.gov. before you invest, investor.gov. on investor.gov. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's e

night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that whole weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start, it's going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around t

eastwards so drawing some warmerair further eastwards so drawing some warmer air from further eastwards so drawing some warmer airfrom franced spain. a fairly cool start with a bit of mist and fog through the morning fading away into the afternoon with widespread sunshine. warmer temperatures. maybe 19 celsius. central scotland and towards south and south—west. fine throughout the week besides we start to pick up a north—westerly — north—easterly and could turn cooler by the end of the week. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story: american negotiators are meeting their chinese counterparts in a last ditch attempt to reach a trade deal. if no agreement is reached, the us will impose new tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. the united states has seized a north korean cargo ship which it says was violating international sanctions. earlier, north korea had launched two short—range missiles, raising tensions between washington and seoul. and this story is trending on bbc.com. chelsea and arsenal have continued england's domination of european football this season, with both london clubs making the europa league fi

night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some milder air across france‘s here we‘re likely to see the rain, some actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. that will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it‘s been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as skies brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that slow weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start it, it‘s going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. 0ur headlin

within this ridge we get sinking air and within this trough over france we get rising air. southern england. in the sinking air, a big area of high pressure formed through the weekend and that is going to be hanging around well into next week as well. so a real change in the weather is on the way. it becomes dry, sunny and much warmer as well. temperatures up to 19 degrees celsius midweek in cardiff. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2... the first glimpse of baby sussex. proud parents harry and meghan show off their son to the world. they say he‘s been "a dream". it's magic. it's pretty amazing. i have the two best guys in the world, so i'm really happy. the baby has been meeting his great grandmother the queen for the first time — but we still don‘t have a name... will the doctor see you now? the first sustained fall in the number of family doctors for half a century. no way for huawei. in london, us secretary of state mike pompeo is expected to warn the uk about allowing

that sort of begin my journey through air france's last 10 years -- erik prince's last 10 years as ainessman. amy: a close associate also to president putin. erik prince was with donald trump the night he was elected very close to hihim again, the brother of betsy devos. privatize his plan to the war in afghanistan. election, prince was back in the game. he hadn't out for eight years -- he had been out for eight years. the trump administration, which was largely backed by the mercer family during the campaign, also close to the prince family, bannon, breitbart, all the people that erik prince was close to, erik prince sans opportunity here to g get back into govererent contracting. and his plan was to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan in their entirety and replaced them with something like what he called the east india corporation. that is what he compared it to. and the u.s. should have a viceroy and someone like erik prince should be the viceroy of the together private military that would do work with the afghan army. that proposal, which he plugged in beds come on television, wa

air france down more than 3%, the first quarter loss doubled.things like falling fares and a higher fuel bill as well as a wage deal. all of that is weighing on earnings. matt: all right, thanks very much. up next, disasters hit the numbers in the first quarter. we speak with the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 50 minutes into the trading day right now. we are starting to see equity indexes rise across europe. .3%,ave got the ftse up the dax is gaining, as is the cac. do not intendders to do a loss before the nonfarm payroll comes out. we do see a little bit of movement to the upside. i also want to show you the w h i s screen. is a function on bloomberg that allows you to check in on the survey for the nonfarm payrolls number, or any number of different indicators. but it also shows you what the street is thinking, right now, that is at 199,000. keep that in mind. let's talk about swiss re. first-quarter performance took a hit from a big losses. of missed estimates following disasters lik

the air trip from france to england takes about an hour. speed has won another triumph, and it becomes a common occurrence for a soldier wounded in france in the morning to be resting in a general hospital in england by evening. from the landing field, the patients are shuttled to the transit hospital, and before long they're boarding the hospital trains that pull out daily from nearby railway spurs for the trip north. and the last leg of the journey begins. the general hospitals are telling some remarkable stories these days, like 16,000 casualties handled by one group and only 15 deaths. what is making such records possible, of course, is the fine condition in which patients are arriving due to the splendid work of units all along the line. in the first two months of the invasion, some 76,000 wounded were handled by the medical department. in world war i, 8% of these men would not have survived. today, less than 3% are being lost, and many who would have been invalided for life will have been totally healed. so the careful planning of mon

does just that an air france, congress original.>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parking ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. there are thought to be people living is and sleeping in as many as 290 vehicles in mountain view. the city is also working on a safe parking lot that would accommodate some of those vehicles. are 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the embarcadero in san francisco. >>and we're waiting for a string of storms tore are private chief meteorologist lawrence carter was here. they signed the kind of storms are not likely to sleep through lawrence. >>no i'm not sleeping through anything that's why i love it. i love this kind of weather they could get really excited when you get those thunderstorms involved, especially this time of year you get to a really a good rise in the atmosphere just from the heating. the sunshine but here's the storm system just putting itself together now, and it's intensifying as it approaches the coastline that usuall

going to be slow from the bottom of the maze through this crowding that you haven't in pockets air france know heavier traffic is on the oakland side on your protest 19 minutes. are you want to check in on traffic tracker take a look at some south bay numbers if you take 8.80. it's about 8 minutes from to 80 rolling up to to 37. so i don't see any big trouble spots that you have to worry about if you take one to one is 36 minutes and growling so filling in will call its low in little pockets making your way to the peninsula. and then if you take 2.80 that is in pretty good shape. so far we haven't had any major problems for the northbound drive so if you go ahead and leave now we're looking at 11 minutes to make your way from the one to one split in san jose today to 5 split in cupertino james all right. thank you. >>and time now 6.25 national headlines this morning an uber driver from pittsburgh, pennsylvania is accused of kidnapping 2 women. police arrested richard lumb adi he's an assistant professor at penn state university's beaver campus and he drive-thru burr on the side apparently

airborne engineers trained for building landing strips and rebombed air in france.converted in a matter of minutes into ambulance ships. from lessons learned overseas, through the doctrine expressed in secular 113, employment of airborne and troop carrier forces, doctrine was put into practice and circular 113 became the blueprint for all future airborne operations. airborne and troop carrier units are operation forces. their employment must be a part of the plan made by the agency directing all land, sea and air forces in the operation. the coordinating directive must be issued in time to allow realistic preparation and training by troop carrier and airborne units for the specific operation. airborne troops must be employed in mass and the bulk of the force landed in as small an area as possible. the use of highly trained teams dropped in advance to mark dropping zones and glider landing zones is essential. procedures must be prescribed which will ensure that troop carrier aircraft on course at proper altitudes and correct time schedules are not fired upon by frien

night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across franceth coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that whole weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start, it's going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye for now. this is bbc news, th

moving a little bit further eastwards, so we're drawing some of this warmer air from france and fromre going to have a little bit of mist and fog through the morning. that should fade away into the afternoon, widespread sunshine, as you can see. and it's going to be warmer temperatures — 18 maybe 19 celsius, central scotland and in towards south and south—west. and it stays fine throughout the week but there are signs we start to pick up a north—easterly — it could turn a little bit cooler by the end of the week. you're watching newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: us and chinese negotiators are making another attempt to resolve their trade dispute, just hours before new american tariffs are imposed on chinese goods. the us seizes a north korean cargo ship, alleging violation of international sanctions — just hours after north korea launched two short range missiles. hello. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: brunei under a microscope. the un will be examining the country's human rights record. singapore's parliament passes a controversial a

night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that whole weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start, it's going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye for now. you are watching bbc news. our top s

to the south of it, the warmest air diverted into france.oughout. outbreaks of rain developing for much of england and wales, quite persistent, especially across the north—west of england later on. we could see 15—20 millimetres in a few spots. some thundery showers in the south, the breeze coming from the south—west compared to the easterly breeze most of you will feel, and that will keep temperatures around 7— 11 degrees at best. feeling rather raw for many. through the rest of the week that rain will gradually pull away, but there will be rain on and off through the rest of the week. the continuing story throughout is rather chilly nights and rather cool days. from me, goodbye for now. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, the headlines: more than a0 dead, after a russian plane makes a forced landing in flames. survivors say the aircraft was struck by lightning. israel's prime minister threatens "massive" strikes on gaza, after two days of violence and nearly 20 deaths. —— more than 20 deaths. hello, i'm ben bland in london. also in the prog

through the weekend, we think that global state across france with the sinking air building in this areaure. saturday, not a bad kind of day. there will be showers left over, particularly across southern and eastern parts of scotla nd southern and eastern parts of scotland and england. the weather becoming drierfurther scotland and england. the weather becoming drier further west with sunshine and starting to feel warmer with that sunshine. temperatures in cardiff reaching a height of 17 degrees. as the high pressure continues to build through sunday and into next week as well, we will see the weather turning driverjust about all of us. it will also feel warmer with temperatures into the low 20s. we had a little moment including a disruptive goat, and a talking dog. and we know that those species get along! hello, i'm duke, and you are? please welcome the voice of duke, eric stonestreet! welcome back to the one show. it has been a couple of years but it's still a nice and 00:09:02,160 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wonderful space! you you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump invokes his

night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across francewhich could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, easterly winds will dominate the northern half of the country, especially where we have the rain in south—east scotland in the afternoon. temperatures at best around seven or eight degrees. that whole weather system will slowly start to pull away northwards and eastwards as we go through the week. there will still be some rain at times, wettest, though, mid—week. and throughout, like we start, it's going to be fairly chilly in the morning and still fairly cool by day. bye f

france. normandy, the airborne invasion of fortress europe, is an hour-long documentary produced by the u.s. army air forces. the film details the planning, training, combat operations, and after-battle summaries of the airborne forces. with an emphasis on more than 500 gliders that were dropped behind enemy lines on the morning of june 6th. ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, the picture you are about to see is as important a film document as was ever made by the armed forces. in graphic detail it reveals the use of gliders in the invasion of normandy. you will not soon forget this picture. you may be able to recognize gliders which you built with your own hands. i think you will swell with pride when you see how well they performed. without them the invasion of the german-held territory could not have been the success it was. you will be filled with justifiable pride and speaking for the air technical service command and the entire air -- army air force, i want you to know that we share this pride with you. but the job is not yet done. we still need gliders of every description, gliders such as only you ca

will start to move some warmer airfrom further eastward so we will start to move some warmer air from franceose temperatures, 19, we could see 20 degrees somewhere as well. it will feel warm generally as we had through the new week, with dry weather thanks to the high—pressure. the high—pressure could move further westwards and if that happens it will open the doors toa that happens it will open the doors to a north—easterly. so then temperatures start to fall back a little bit again. but dry weather in the forecast. you are watching newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: us—china trade talks are under way in washington. officials try to find a deal even as new us tariffs are due to kick in in five hours' time. the us seizes a north korean ship alleging violation of international sanctions — just hours after north korea launches two short range missiles. hello. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: brunei under a microscope. the un will be examining the country's human rights record. singapore's parliament passes a controversial anti fake news law, givi

some of the warmer air drawn from france and spain. lots of sunshine into the afternoon.. the week stays largely dry. quite warm with plenty of sunshine but signs of turning cooler by the end of the week as we pick up a north—easterly. shall take welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. an $82 billion price tag, but it's never made a profit. investors pile aboard uber for the biggest stock market debut since facebook. but are they being taken for a ride? plus — stepping up the trade war. as talks continue the us raises tariffs on 200 billion dollars of chinese goods. china's vice premier says it harms both sides and the whole world. and on the markets: asian shares a little

france. "normandy: the air force -- the airborne invasion of fortress europe" is an hour-long documentary produced by the u.s. army air forces. it details the planning, training, combat operations and summaries of the -- after-battle summaries. with an emphasis on more than 500 gliders that were dropped behind enemy lines on the morning of june 6. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the isture we are about to see as important [inaudible] it rapidly details the use of gliders in normandy, gliders which you have to manufacture. you will not soon forget this picture. to may even be able recognize gliders which you built with your own hands. i think you will swell with them, thewithout invasion of german held territory could not have been as successful as it was. i want you to know that we share this pride with you. done, the job is not yet we still make gliders of every description, such as only you can make. in the past, you worked very , but now you must work even harder. [indiscernible] we need to speed victory. thank you. ♪ >> this is the story of the operation which began the assault on the continent of

and at the moment through the weekend, we think that what was going to stay across into france with the sinking aircularly during the second half of the weekend. so, saturday, not a bad kind of day. there will still be some showers left over particularly across parts of central and eastern parts of both scotland and england. the weather becoming drier further west with some sunshine and it's starting to feel a little bit warmer in the sunshine. temperatures in cardiff reaching a high of 17 degrees. but as that high pressure continues to build through sunday and into next week as well, we will see the weather turning dry forjust about all of us and it's going to feel a lot warmer as well with temperatures into the low 20s for some. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. baby sussex has a name — archie harrison mountbatten windsor. proud parents meghan and harry chose windsor castle for their newborn son's first photo call. it is magic. it is pretty amazing andi it is magic. it is pretty amazing and i have the two best guys in the world so i'm really happy. we're just so thrilled to have our own litt

pressure that develops into the west of the uk as the air sinks down through the atmosphere, rising air over francecourse of the weekend. saturday, still some showers around, particularly across eastern parts. as pressure begins to rise in the west, we will have increasingly dry weather here and sunshine. you notice the temperatures begin to go up notice the temperatures begin to go up as well. highs of 17 degrees around cardiff. showers across eastern areas again, quite slow—moving. high pressure built in further through sunday and will last write the way through next week. that means most of us the weather will be dry with sunshine around. it will be dry with sunshine around. it will feel much warmer with temperatures into the high teens or low 20s. the cool weather won‘t last much longer, it turns much more settled from sunday and into next week as well. tonight at 6 — baby sussex has a name. archie harrison mountbatten windsor is introduced to the world. proud parents meghan and harry chose windsor castle for archie‘s first photocall, though he was sound asleep through all the fuss. it‘s magic.

it is related to this aerial pressure which will push towards france as we go through wednesday. milder airsouthern edge of it but cold winds blowing in across the northern half of the uk for wednesday. with that milder air, slow moving heavy thundery downpours. more persistent rain in areas where it is needed, eastern parts of england, up to 15 millimetres widely. scotland and northern ireland avoiding most of the rain. sunshine and showers here on wednesday but you will have that chilly wind. some areas barely getting above eight, 9 degrees in north—east england and eastern scotland. wednesday looks like it'll be the wettest day of the week, showers coming and going. cool by night and by day, as well. that's how things are looking. see you $0011. how things are looking. see you soon. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out on board. at least 13 people have been killed. the prime minister appealed to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences, and help her deliver brexit. but the shadow chanc

though the weekend, we think that lowe is staying in france with the sinking air building this area ofond half of the weekend. saturday, not a bad kind of day. still some showers left, particularly across central and eastern parts of scotland and england. the weather becoming drier and starting to feel a bit warmer in the sunshine. temperatures in cardiff reaching 17. as the high pressure builds through sunday and into next week, we'll see the weather turning dry and feeling warmer. temperatures into the low 20s for some. this is beyond 100 days. with mejon sopel, in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories. democratic lawmakers are voting today on whether to hold the us attorney general in contempt over his handling of the mueller report. the white house hits back, invoking executive privilege over all of the findings. britain's theresa may rejects fresh calls to resign, insisting her first priority is to "get brexit done". coming up in the next half hour... how brazil's culture wars are being waged in the classroom, where there's an increasing focus on discipline an

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