and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsir starting to dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. live from washington, this is bbc news. gaza receives its largest airdrop of aid but humanitarian agencies say more is still needed. the us and britain's top diplomats make a push for military aid to ukraine as funding remains stalled on capitol hill. trump and biden are hitting the campaign trail. we're in michigan to see how voters will help decide november's election. hello. i'm michelle fleury. presidentjoe biden said in a new interview that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making a mistake with his handling of the war against hamas. he was with spanish language network univison, which aired on tuesday, but was recorded last wednesday. the president is also calling for a unilateral ceasefire between israel and hamas. his comments are his most critical yet of mr netanyahu and a considerable shift in tone. here in washington, th

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapshind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: nine nations, including the uk, conduct the largest airdrop of aid into gaza since the war began — the bbc was onboard. we are told they are better than nothing and they are making a difference. a top european court says swiss women were failed by their government's climate policies. we'll break down what the ruling means. and men are to be admitted into a women's only art exhibition in australia after a court rules it's discriminatory. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. hello. we start this hour with the news that nine countries have taken part in the largest international aid airdrop into gaza since the war started. the drop will help provide supplies for the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. fourteen aircraft delivered hundreds of tons of food and essential

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapslder air starting to dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. live from washington, this is bbc news. gaza receives its largest airdrop of aid, but humanitarian agencies say more is still needed. the us and britain's top diplomats make a push for military aid to ukraine as funding remains stalled on capitol hill. trump and biden are hitting the campaign trail. we're in michigan to see how voters will help decide november's election. and arizona's top court revives a 160—year—old near—total abortion ban. hello. i'm michelle fleury. two major conflicts dominated talks between america and britain's top diplomats, uk foreign secretary lord cameron and us secretary of state antony blinken discussed support to ukraine, as well as the humanitarian situation in gaza. the visit comes as the uk takes part in the biggest airdrop of aid into gaza since the israel—hamas war began. lord cameron confirmed that u

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsuse we get some colder air starting to dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from edinburgh. i'm stephen sackur. for most of the 21st century, scottish politics has been dominated by the scottish national party, the pro—independence party seeking a divorce from the united kingdom. but right now, well, storm clouds hang over the snp. they're facing a police investigation of their financial affairs, their polling numbers are down and they stand accused of breaking a host of political promises. my guest is the leader of the snp and first minister of scotland, humza yousaf. has his party lost its way? first minister humza yousaf, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. first minister humza yousaf, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. by any measure, first minister, it's been a pr

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapslder air starting to dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. live from london, this is bbc news. in a significant shift in tone, president biden believes israel is making a mistake in his approach to the war against hamas in gaza. staying in the us, japan's prime minister fumio kishida is in washington this week amid rising security concerns towards china. south koreans head to the polls in what is being widely seen as a test of president yoon suk yeol�*s administration. and a report finds that children in the uk were let down by weak evidence and a lack of research on medical interventions in gender care. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. we start with the middle east, us presidentjoe biden says he thinks the israeli prime minster, benjamin netanyahu, is making a mistake in his approach to the war against hamas in gaza. mr biden also urged israel to agree to a ceasefire for six t

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhaps it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. live from london, this is bbc news. seeking common ground — president biden welcomes the japanese leader, fumio kishida, to the white house. boeing shares nosedive as the company slows production and the regulator launches a new investigation. and we look at the role artificial intelligence plays in video language translation. welcome to our look at the business news. a summit betweenjapanese prime minister fumio kishida and president biden takes place today as part of mr kishida's official visit to the us. the leaders are expected to focus on cooperation, dealing with china and economic security. but amongst the expected rhetoric, how are relations between the two leaders? last month, mr biden announced that he opposes the planned sale of pittsburgh—based us steel to japan's nippon steel — an issue that could spark tensions. but mr kishida has been defending bilateral

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhaps. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. the leaders of long—time allies japan and the united states will meet today. on the agenda — defense, security and a controversial business deal. and the idea of speaking to anyone in their native language is now a possibility with al. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm steve lai. our top story today: japanese prime minister fumio kishida has arrived in the us where he is currently meeting presidentjoe biden. defense and security are at the top of the agenda but economic relations have not been forgotten. on tuesday, mr kishida sent a message to american business leaders that japan's economy is open for investment. he told a roundtable that he was keen for more collaboration on critical and emerging technologies like semiconductors and artificial intelligence. this comes as microsoft said it will spend almost $3 billion to expand its cloud and ai infrastructure

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsto dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. there seems to be no end to the suffering of the people of zimbabwe. a prolonged drought is threatening to spread mass hunger in a country grimly familiar with political repression and economic chaos. but no amount of popular dissatisfaction seems to loosen the grip of the ruling party, zanu—pf. my guest is one of zimbabwe's highest—profile opposition figures, job sikhala, recently released from almost 600 days in prison without trial. is real change ever going to come to his homeland? job sikhala, in a location that we have agreed not to reveal, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, steve, for your invitation to this important interview. well, it's important to have you on this show

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsn behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... with sally nugent and jon kay. children questioning their gender identity are being let down by a "toxic debate" over the subject, according to a major review. former sub—postmaster and leading campaigner alan bates describes post office bosses as "thugs in suits", as he gives evidence to the inquiry into the it scandal. the whole of the postal service nowadays, it's a dead duck. it's beyond saving. bereaved families call for restrictions on newly—qualified drivers, to reduce the number of young people killed in road crashes. cost—of—living pressures still biting. debt support charities saying millions are turning to them for help. i'll have all the details. britain's most succesful gymnast max whitlo

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsby the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines. nine nations including the uk conduct the largest airdrop of aid into gaza since the war began — the bbc was onboard. we began — the bbc was onboard. are told they are be than we are told they are better than nothing and are making a difference. a top european court hands swiss women victory in a landmark climate ruling — we'll break down what it means. and nobel prize winning physicist, and giant of british science peter higgs, dies aged 94. hello, we start this hour with the news that nine countries have taken part in the largest international aid airdrop in a single day into gaza, to help provide supplies for the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. fourteen aircraft delivered hundreds of tonnes of food and essential aid in an operation led by the jordanian air force. britain was among the participating nations. the briti

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapse we get some colder air starting to dig in behind it. and you can see for the weekend or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. live from washington, this is bbc news. gaza receives its largest airdrop of aid but humanitarian agencies say more is still needed. the us and britain's top diplomats make a push for military aid to ukraine as funding remains stalled on capitol hill. trump and biden are hitting the campaign trail. we're in michigan to see how voters will help decide november's election. hello, i'm michelle fleury. presidentjoe biden said in a new interview that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making a mistake with his handling of the war against hamas. mr biden�*s interview with spanish language network univision that aired on tuesday but was recorded last wednesday. the president is also calling for a unilateral ceasefire between israel and hamas. his comments are his most critical yet of mr netanyahu and a considerable sh

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsting to dig in behind it and you can see for the weekend, or by the end of the weekend, it's a return to slightly cooler weather for most. welcome to viewers on bbc news and bbc two. this is the nation's phone in on bbc radio 5 live, we are discussing the 388 page report from the paediatrician doctor hilary cass. inevitably, in 388 pages, there is loads in it. she has found children questioning their gender have been let down by remarkably weak evidence into medical interventions like puberty blockers and also the whole thing is darkened by this toxic debate. as she puts it, hilary cass, an exceptionally toxic debate. we are proceeding hopefully respectfully, hearing all views on this issue. currently, as you join me, i am speaking to susie who is telling us about her trans son. and phil is with us as well. sorry not to get to you sooner but everyone is welcome. get in touch. it's about your voice and your views. tell me about, if you would, susie, the struggles of your son and what he

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsreturn to slightly cooler weather for most. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome. this week, we're going behind the scenes on an extraordinary collaboration between cbs news, der spiegel and the insider. a car chase in florida may have provided the vital clue... - pull over! ..to a national. security mystery. this all connects to something that's become known as havana syndrome. and this investigation alleges that the russians may have been involved. we'll speak to one of the journalists behind the investigation. and gmail celebrates its 20th anniversary this month. we'll get into if and how email fits in the future of how we communicate. but we're going to start with a story you may well have seen in the news, the investigation into the attack on the iranian journalist, pouria zeraati, in london. before we meet our guests, let's just go through what we know about this story. p

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsturn to slightly cooler weather for most. japan's prime minister is in washington for talks with the us presidentjoe biden. on the agenda, defence, security and a contentious business deal. and the idea of speaking to anyone in their native language is now a possibility with al. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm steve lai. our top story today: japanese prime minister fumio kishida has arrived in the us where he is currently meeting presidentjoe biden. that is ahead of official talks. defense and security are at the top of the agenda but economic relations have not been forgotten. on tuesday, mr kishida sent a message to american business leaders that japan's economy is open for investment. he told a roundtable that he was keen for more collaboration on critical and emerging technologies like semiconductors and artificial intelligence. this comes as microsoft said it will spend almost $3 billion to expand its cloud and ai infrastructure injapan. translation: japan will look

the west of the region, despite the fact that it comes from the arctic, its region contains warm atlantic aireters even in the mid- latitudes of the urals will rise to +10-15, in the south the region will be a few degrees warmer, but southern siberia will be in the arctic invasion zone, in the upper ob basin, daytime temperatures will not exceed -2-3°. in such a situation, snowmelt here will slow down, but the risk of new ice jams on the rivers will increase, however, the cooling will be short-lived, for example, in kemerovo today there will be about zero without precipitation, but tomorrow the warming will begin and from sunday, accompanied by rains. daytime temperatures will rise to +8-9, so the siberian flood will gain a second wind. in in orenburg, light rain is possible only on saturday and tuesday. on other days, nature will not prevent the passage of a flood wave. today or tomorrow the air in the city will warm up to +18:20, in the following days the warm anomie will decrease. that's all for me, goodbye. four cylinders in a row turbocharging, 215 horsepower, power reserve - 1.0 km, inc

trace of them left, the fact is that a stable flow has formed in the atmosphere, carrying moist atlantic air eurasia , this stream will make its way even to the shores obiya yenisei, so residents of the russian plain of the urals and southern siberia will experience moderately warm weather, although the likelihood of rain is expected to be increased, but it will not be significant. for example, in orenburg , precipitation is unlikely only on sunday and monday. the prevailing daytime temperature is +16-19 - this is several degrees warmer than usual. short-term cold snap - on sunday. and in kurgan, the highest chances for dry weather are on monday wednesday. from sunday , daytime temperatures in the city will drop from saturday's +14 to +8. new wave of warming expected mid next week. by the way, against the backdrop of rising temperatures in the center of european russia in the moscow region, in particular, the spring floods began to decline. the snow in the region has almost completely melted. soon the last islands of snowdrifts will disappear in the forests, so the flow of melt water into th

is determined by the influence of the cyclone and this cyclone is filled with relatively warm atlantic airthe vortices that surround the east of the country and supply icy arctic air deep into the continent. the european cyclone brings with it , although damp, quite warm weather, although the temperature contrasts on the atmospheric fronts are sufficient for formation. thunderclouds and showers. only the southern urals and the lower volga will remain away from the bad storm, where the anticyclone is not losing ground. however, the cyclone will continue to move east, and soon its place will be taken by another anticyclone, which has already begun to form over eastern europe. and it will displace the fields of frontal clouds from the central region ; the weather here will improve, and the rains will come to the volga region, and then to the urals in western siberia. in the coming hours , rain will intensify in the capital region, with further precipitation before noon. more than a millimeter, in the period from 12 to 15 o'clock at least 3, from 15 to 21 o'clock at eight o'clock by midnight t

the thing is, that a stable flow has formed in the atmosphere, carrying moist atlantic air deep into. this stream will even make its way to the shores of the obiya yenisei, so residents of the russian plain, the urals and southern siberia will experience moderately warm weather, although the likelihood of rain is expected to be increased, but they will not have a significant impact on the passage of the flood wave. for example, in orenburg only. on sunday and monday precipitation is unlikely, the prevailing daytime temperature is +16-19, which is several degrees warmer than usual, short-term cooling - on sunday, in kurgan the highest chances of dry weather are on monday wednesday, from sunday the daytime temperature in the city will drop from saturday +14 to +8.10, a new wave of warming is expected in the middle of next week, by the way... against the background temperature rise in the center of european russia in the moscow region, in particular, the spring flood has subsided, the snow in the region has almost completely melted, the last one will soon... and the snowdrifts will disa

weather today is determined by the influence of the cyclone; it is filled with relatively warm atlantic airtrast to the vortices that circle in the east of the country and deliver icy air deep into the continent. clear air, the european cyclone brings with it damp, but quite warm weather, although the temperature contrasts on the atmospheric fronts are sufficient for the formation of thunderclouds and rainfall . in addition to the capital region , intense rainfall may occur in the coming hours. be celebrated in the vladimir, nizhny novgorod, ivanovo, ryazan regions and the mariel republic. remnants in the north will be comparable in intensity. the main points have shifted in the territory of the capital region to the northeast. clearances began to appear in the clouds in moscow, the air will warm up to +15 during the day. at the same time , short-term local showers are still possible in some places until the end of the day. tomorrow afternoon at the most. temperature 16°, on sunday the air will warm up to +20, well on monday up to 23°, so the holiday weather is finally will get better. yes,

the region, despite the fact that , that it comes from the arctic, its... region contains warm atlantic airhis afternoon the columns thermometers, even in the mid-latitudes of the urals will rise to +10-15, in the south of the region it will be several degrees warmer, so southern siberia will be in the arctic invasion zone, in the upper ob basin the daytime temperature will not exceed -2-3°. in such a situation, the snowmelt here will slow down, but... the risk of new ice jams forming on the rivers is growing, however, the cooling will be short-lived, for example, in kemerovo today there is about zero without precipitation, but tomorrow the warming will begin and from sunday, accompanied by rains, the daytime temperature will rise up to +8-9, so the siberian flood will get a second wind, in orenburg light rains are possible only on saturday tuesday, on other days nature will not interfere with the passage... that's all for me, goodbye! well, are the credit card debts hanging and interest dripping? you need a loan, take out credit cards, transfer the debts to the loan, divide them into 24 mo

and that milder, warmer atlantic air is with us through thursday and indeed friday to end the week, perhapsty it scandal, the horizon it scandal. they lost their homes and livelihoods and many say they lost their health. several suicides have been linked to what is widely now considered the biggest miscarriage ofjustice in uk history. so far this next phase of the inquiry has been trying to determine who knew what and when. we will be hearing over the course of the next few weeks from some of the people who have occupied the highest levels of power at the post office, including paula vennells, who will appear in may, the former chief executive, and speaking to some victims here, they have told me that everyone they know will be turning up. they are a big community and they want to be here to hear paula vennells answer difficult questions will stop yesterday the inquiry heard from alan bates, the former subpostmaster who has been leading the campaign for more than 20 years. he had a brutal assessment of the post office, calling it atrocious, a dead duck beyond saving. he called them vindicti

no trace of them; the fact is that a stable flow has formed in the atmosphere, carrying humid atlantic airinto eurasia. this stream will even make its way to the shores of the obiya yenisei, so that moderately warm weather awaits residents of the russian plain of the urals and southern siberia, true, the probability of rain is expected to be increased, but they will not have a significant impact on the passage of the flood wave, for example, in orenburg only on sunday and monday precipitation is unlikely, the prevailing daytime temperature is +16-19 - this is several degrees warmer. on sunday, kurgan has the highest chances of dry weather on monday wednesday, from sunday the daytime temperature in the city will drop from saturday's +14 to +810, a new wave of warming is expected in the middle of next week. by the way, against the backdrop of growth temperatures in the center of european russia in the moscow region, in particular, the spring floods began to decline. has already almost completely melted, soon the last islands of snowdrifts will disappear in the forests, so the influx of meltw

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticerfront, which is going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud —14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. hello and welcome to sportsday. 0ld rivals manchester united and liverpool draw in the premier league to keep liverpool second in the table.

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic milder air, and that's following this weatherfront, which is going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. live from washington, this is bbc news. six months since the attacks by hamas on israel, hostages' families tell benjamin neta nyahu to bring them home now. events are held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genoci

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantiche west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while in northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud —14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines — israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops from southern gaza to regroup for the next stage of war. it is six months since hamas launched a series of attacks on israel. now tens of thousands rally across the country to call on the government to reach a

the southern half remains under the supervision of the atlantic cyclones carrying warm air, and the anticyclonen here and it is quite warm. and now the capitals: in st. petersburg there is light rain at night and no precipitation during the day and +12, in moscow it is cloudy with clearing and up to +20.

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic front, which is going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. this is bbc news, the headlines. israel says it has withdrawn more ground troops from southern gaza. the move was announced as benjamin netanyahu claims his troops are �*one step from victory�*. the israel gaza war reaches its six month mark. hamas attacked israel killing about 1,200 people a

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticoing to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while in northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 1a, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines. israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops from southern gaza to regroup for the next stage of war. six months on since the attacks, tens of thousands rally injerusalem and other cities to call on the government to

, bringing warm airand... front moves in from the atlantic, bringing warm airay, more unwelcome rain for some of us. heaviest in the north west. temperatures ten to 15 for most of us. then we have this lingering front into thursday. not too much rain but a lot of cloud and low fog. brighter skies towards the north. through the day the sunshine should break up the cloud. drier, brighter day for many of us and the touch warmer. highs of 19 degrees in norwich and london. 20 degrees possible in the south on friday and saturday ten things turn cooler into next week. let's take you live to bradford in west yorkshire. statement from the police about a manhunt related to a suspected man that they believe murdered and mother on saturday afternoon. this incident has caused a great deal of shock and concern not only in bradford but across the country. on saturday afternoon, 27—year—old woman was stabbed to death in bradford centre. i would first like to say my thoughts in the thoughts of all those within west yorkshire police are with her family and friends at this incred

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticng cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. a week of high stakes diplomacy between the us and china. we take stock of what has been achieved. from fast fashion to slow fashion, how one british designer is looking to transform the entire industry. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm steve lai. 0ur our top story today. us treasurer try secretary ja

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticto bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk from edinburgh. i'm stephen sackur. for most of the 21st century, scottish politics has been dominated by the scottish national party, the pro—independence party

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 1a, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. live from london, this is bbc news. residents start to return to the gazan city of khan younis. israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops as it regroups for the next stage of war. the bbc finds hundreds of muslim ethnic minority rohingyas in myanmar have been conscripted to fight for the embattled militaryjunta. the next phase of the post office horizon public

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticis going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 1a, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops from southern gaza to regroup for the next stage of war. six months on since the attacks, tens of thousands rally injerusalem and other cities to call on the government to reach a deal to free the hostages. hopes for a new round of ceasefire talks — ami

but i don�*t think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticin in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while in northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it�*s gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we�*re getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines at the top of the hour — straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sakur. we humans keep pushing the frontiers of bioscience. we now understand the molecular biology that makes us who we are. but we are still figuring out how to use that knowledge. should we screen all human embryos for genetic abnormalities? should we root out mutations? could we be sleepwalking into a new era of eugenics? my guest is

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and northwest england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud —14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a southwesterly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. live from london, this is bbc news. "tough conversations" are what's needed, says janet yellen, as the us treasury secretary seeks to build bridges with china. food inflation in rich nations has slowed to its lowest level since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. we take a look at what is still expensive and where prices have fallen. a fresh heada

but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlanticring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday, with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavier rain for a while, northern ireland, the hills and northwest england and also into scotland, lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud — 1a, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a southwesterly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week, and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best. good morning, welcome to bbc breakfast. the subpostmasters fighting forjustice return to the village hall where the campaign for the truth began 15 years ago. fenny compton. fenny? compton. just the place to start i really annoying the hell out of the post office. a huge week for the post office inquiry as it resum

air mass with us for a time through the middle part of the week. but later on wednesday, the next warm front moves in from the atlantic, bringing some warmer air andnds are going to be picking up through the day as well. so another unsettled day, more fairly unwelcome rain for some of us, heaviest in the northwest. temperatures about 10—15 for most of us are just starting to edge up, certainly compared to tuesday. and then we've got this lingering front. we're heading into thursday. now, i don't think there'll be too much rain on that, but there's likely to be quite a lot of low cloud. mist and murk around some southern hills and coasts, for instance, first thing on thursday, brighter skies from the word go towards the north. and i think through the day the sunshine should tend to break up that cloud. so a bit of a drier, brighter sort of day for many of us and a touch warmer. we're looking at highs in norwich, in london, up to about 19 degrees or so, 20 celsius possible in the south for friday and saturday. then things turn cooler and more unsettled into next week. this is bbc news, the headlines. police are on the hunt for this man — after a wom

in the north of the middle zone and the volga region, but the atlantic cyclones carry warm air, which means the temperature is rising again and will be above normal. the southern half remains under the supervision of the anticyclone; there are no hints of rain here and it is quite warm. and now the capital. in st. petersburg there is light rain at night and no precipitation during the day and +12. in moscow, cloudy with clearing. good morning, an accident on the road often turns into a conflict, on emotions the participants in the accident at best harass each other, provoke, but someone immediately goes overboard, i’ll break it for you now, clean it up, clean it up in your car, you’ve put it on the line ... the opponent is capable of action, he is dangerous, further clarification of the relationship and even trial in court will not be an easy walk. it’s a completely different matter if you don’t meet any resistance, the person in front of you is completely depressed and almost begs for mercy, this is a very insidious moment. the feeling of complete control over the situation weakens b

we've got at the moment is this area of cloud developing across the azores, bringing up air from the mid—atlanticwill pass to the west of the uk as we go through saturday and into sunday, bringing the potential for some disruptive winds, but bringing some very mild air to our shores. so after seeing some snow, we could see temperatures in scotland into the high teens, and across some eastern parts of england maybe as high as around 22 degrees through saturday afternoon. at the moment, though, it's still chilly across scotland. still a little bit of snow around for a short while over the hills, but turning back to rain for many. further cloud, outbreaks of rain here and indeed in northern ireland this afternoon, but for england and wales a better chance of some sunnier breaks, especially the further south and east you are. a few heavy showers, but in the sunshine between those showers, and the south—westerly wind, we could see highs of around 18 or 19 degrees, contrasting with six or seven in the north of scotland. here temperatures won't drop much through the night. further batches of rain this t

air mass with us for a time through the middle part of the week. but later on wednesday, the next warm front moves in from the atlantic, bringing some warmer air and fairly unwelcome rain for some of us — heaviest in the north—west. temperatures — about 10—15 for most of us — so just starting to edge up, certainly, compared to tuesday. and then we've got this lingering front. we're heading into thursday now, i don't think there'll be too much rain on that, but there's likely to be quite a lot of low cloud, mist and murk around some southern hills and coasts, for instance, first thing on thursday. brighter skies from the word go towards the north. and i think through the day the sunshine should tend to break up that cloud. so a bit of a drier, brighter sort of day for many of us and a touch warmer. we're looking at highs in norwich, in london, up to about 19 degrees or so. 20 celsius possible in the south for friday and saturday. then things turn cooler and more unsettled into next week. at 10:00 — one of the most viewed total solar eclipses in history — millions across north america are plunged into darkness. from the coast of mexico across the un

air mass with us for a time through the middle part of the week. but later on wednesday, the next warm front moves in from the atlantic, bringing some warmer air and rain moves its way in and the winds are going to be picking up through the day as well. so another unsettled day, more fairly unwelcome rain for some of us — heaviest in the north—west. temperatures — about 10—15 for most of us — are just starting to edge up, certainly, compared to tuesday. and then we've got this lingering front. we're heading into thursday now, i don't think there'll be too much rain on that, but there's likely to be quite a lot of low cloud, mist and murk around some southern hills and coasts, for instance, first thing on thursday. brighter skies from the word go towards the north. and i think through the day the sunshine should tend to break up that cloud. so a bit of a drier, brighter sort of day for many of us and a touch warmer. we're looking at highs in norwich, in london, up to about 19 degrees or so. 20 celsius possible in the south for friday and saturday. then things turn cooler and more unsettled into next week. will will. at six — a nationwide manhunt fo

atlantic alliance? we need seven more patriot or similar air defense systems, and that's the minimum they can protect. manyes and truly change situation, secondly, we have been talking about about a million ammunition for ukraine for a long time, and they should finally be delivered to the battlefield, thirdly, our capabilities for long-range impact, the battlefield really needs missiles, long-range impact and artillery , the fourth is aviation. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian one. will they hear zelensky, have they heard zelensky, and will everything be as dynamic as it was? the president of ukraine wants it, as we all want it, well, i really hope that tomorrow will be for we have a positive day, positive news, our soldiers are waiting for them, our bodyguards are waiting for them, we all together throughout ukraine are waiting for this help, it is really now the most necessary of all problems. thank you, mr. viktor. for the conversation, it was victor shlinchak, chairman of the board of the institute of world politics. friends, we continue to work on the air of the tv channel, as