elsewhere tapping into this very warm and humid air, in fact increasingly hot airas we go humid air,art of the week, 33 degrees is achieved, 32 in london for example on monday. basically in the south we stick with that hot and dry theme throughout the week. we may approach the mid—30s celsius by the end of the week. always a little cooler and cloutier for some spots in the northwest. the rain came down today, but now the temperatures will head upwards again. is the this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera our top stories. european ministers deliver their verdict on britain's brexit blueprint. with just months left to conclude a deal, the eu's chief negotiator says he's working to reach agreement but there's still plenty of work to be done. eat if you want to reach a deal, it is also our responsibility to be prepared for all denials including no deal. donald trump's former lawyer is reported to have secretly taped a conversation with the future president, discussing payment to a former model. how a new stage production is telling the story of the two million africans who served

that's because we pick up more of a westerly breeze, it dries out the airas it westerly breeze, it driesning tonight, but there will be more moisture around scotland and northern ireland, some more cloud for england and wales, mist and fog will return at low levels and will bea will return at low levels and will be a fairly uncomfortable night sleeping as we start to the humidity. sunday looks like another fine and sunny day for the majority of england and wales, eastern scotla nd of england and wales, eastern scotland and easter northern ireland. the north—west will be cloudier than we've seen today, the cloudier than we've seen today, the cloud second—half for raymond russell, particularly across the western isles and the northern isles. around those western coasts, cooler, 25 in scotland, 23 and northern ireland, pushing towards 30 degrees in sight east england. 0nly the smallest chance of a chevre. however, we will have this weather front early next week meandering its way across scotland and northern ireland in particular. we are into the atlantic fresh air. ahead of it, the atlanti

contained about 1.5 million square feet of developed aira, 43%. i will introduce to you leo chow and any further details. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners, vice president melgar, director. it's a pleasure to be here before you today. i will -- it grows out of a process that grows on the inequalities of this place, india basin, which we learned about through our meetings and it's a unique place, where you have the ability to enjoy the bay as well as seeing a part of the city. so it's excited by a set of principles in which creating a humane place to participate in the public realm and to be good stewards for this place going into the future. from the beginning, one of the things that's very important to us when we look at the projects is that we believe we should be looking at the broadest context possible and how a specific project fits into the community and how this could help knit the neighborhood together and make it a better place. really, this particular site is the missing link that would tie the things back together. a