ashis ray?k from a british perspective, i am very, very surprised that, not 'ust am very, very surprised that, not just now. — am very, very surprised that, not just now, but for several weeks, british— just now, but for several weeks, british media have ignored a story in india _ british media have ignored a story in india. this concerns a briton. his name — in india. this concerns a briton. his name is _ in india. this concerns a briton. his name is cristian michelle, who has been — his name is cristian michelle, who has been in — his name is cristian michelle, who has been in prison in india for overm — has been in prison in india for over... well, nearly 2.5 years without — over... well, nearly 2.5 years without a _ over... well, nearly 2.5 years without a trial. he is accused of having — without a trial. he is accused of having paid bribes in a helicopter deal some — having paid bribes in a helicopter deal some ten years ago and that doesn't _ deal some ten years ago and that doesn't appear

ashis ray?otjust now, but for several weeks, british media have ignored a story in india. this concerns a briton. his name is cristian michelle, who has been in prison in india for over... well, nearly 2.5 years without a trial. he is accused of having paid bribes in a helicopter deal some ten years ago and that doesn't appear to be a credible charge against him, yet he is in the most hazardous of conditions in a delhi jail and with this covid situation, i think the danger to him is even greater. but the point of the matter is that even if he isn't accused and even if he needs to go on trial at some point, you cannot hold a person indefinitely for two and a half years. i am really shocked that british media have not picked up the story so far. very little coverage has taken place. as it happens, one at the stories i did was for a british paper on this very matter. this was because the united nations has slammed india on this matter and asked india to release christian michel immediately. thank y

lyse doucet, ashis ray and steve richards, thank you as ever, very much.at a difference a day makes — that may well be the phrase that springs to mind when you wake up this bank holiday monday because it's turning increasingly wet and windy with this area of low pressure pushing from the atlantic. so the rain will be there first thing across northern ireland, into western fringes of scotland, wales and england, gradually pushing across the pennines, reaching east anglia and the south—east by the end of the afternoon. may welljust be a few scattered showers in the northern isles and the far north of scotland, but windy for all. gusts of winds widely in excess of a0 mph, maybe 60 mph—plus in the south—west. and that's just going to make it feel disappointingly cool for the time of year — 6—12 degrees the high. it stays cold, windy and showery for the next couple of days, i'm afraid, so the weather story certainly has changed. to summarise our week ahead, bank holiday monday is going to be wet and windy. once that eases away, a combination of sunshine and blu