or thereabouts through the end of the week, but low pressure starts to nose its way in from the bay of biscayf sunshine through much of this week, by the end of the week and weekend, whilst it still stays warm in some sunny spells, there is a greater chance, particularly for england and wales, of a few showers. take care. it�*s it's 12 it�*s 12 p. this is bbc news. the former bbc presenter, huw edwards, is expected to be sentenced on the next hour after he admitted making indecent photographs of children. the 63—year—old has been appearing for a hearing at westminster magistrates�* court. huw edwards was sent the pictures on whatsapp buy up convicted paedophile. his lawyer has told the court that edwards is profoundly sorry and recognises the repugnant nature of the images. these are the pictures of huw edwards arriving for that hearing. the court has heard that edwards paid another man, alex williams, hundreds of pounds in

this is marking an area of low pressure sitting across the bay of biscay and it's throwing towards usan easterly breeze further north, so any mist and fog that we've seen through this morning clearing away. lots of long spells of sunshine for many areas. it's going to feel warm and humid, 25, 26 degrees for the likes of western scotland, north—west england, as well. a few degrees cooler close to the east coast where you've got that breeze coming in off the sea, though heavy showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern england and south wales through tonight. there could be the odd spot of drizzle still around though. further north, again, some mist and some fog patches, some low clouds, so a bit of a murky start to saturday, but certainly mild with temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. so quite moist, humid air still with us as we head into the weekend. we've still got this area of low pressure to the south on saturday, but a little bit of a quieter day i think. not as many showers coming in, certainly compared to the heavy rain of today and yesterday. s

low pressure will move on from the bay of biscay across the southern half of england and wales, especiallyre holding on towards the north. for the rest of today, low cloud, mist and murk for north—east england and northern edge eastern scotland that for the bulk of scotland, northern ireland and north—west include sunny spells, further south the threat of thunderstorms to the west midlands, wales, dorset and devon. 16 to 23 for most of us, sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east, always cooler along the north—east coast. the low cloud, estherand cloud, esther and will drift further through the course of tonight and another batch of showers moves into the far south. temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south, could just get into single figures across the north of scotland and clearer skies. tomorrow starts with quite a bit of cloud which had thin and bright —— break with sunshine developing, that the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail mixed in a potential downpours. there could be one or two elsewhere, temperature is about 16 to 23 on saturday, so fine

low pressure is going to start to move its way in from the bay of biscay, across the southern half ofs take a look at the rest of today. we've still got quite a lot of low cloud, mist and murk of biscay, across the southern half of england and wales, especially so by the time we get to sunday. high pressure holding on towards the north. but let's take a look at the rest of today. we've still got quite a lot of low cloud, mist and murk holding on for north—east england and northern and eastern scotland. but for the bulk of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, some sunny spells. it's further south that we've got that threat of big thunderstorms through the west midlands, wales down towards dorset and devon, for instance, as well. 16 to 23 celsius for most of us, some sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coast and that low cloud and mist and murk willjust drift its way further west as we move through the course of tonight. there'll also be another batch of showers moving into the far south. a

low pressure is starting to move on from the bay of biscay across the southern half of england and walesof today, quite a lot of low cloud holding on for north—east england and north and east of scotland. forthe england and north and east of scotland. for the bulk of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, sunny spells. furthersouth, north—west england, sunny spells. further south, the threat of big thunderstorms. 16-23 threat of big thunderstorms. 16—23 for most of us. sunshine holding on to east anglia and the south—east. cooler along the south—east. cooler along the north—east coast. the low cloud will drift further west tonight. also another batch of showers moving into the far south. another mild night for most with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens. and the clearer skies in northern scotland, could get into single figures. tomorrow, that cloud should then pray, sunshine, but the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in, midlands, wales, south—west of england, most prone, but one or two elsewhere. fine in between the showers and sunshine again

still there or thereabouts through the end of the week but low pressure starts to come in from the bay of biscayys warm, there is a greater chance of a few showers. take care. you are watching bbc news. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards has just arrived at court where he could find what he�*ll be sentenced to after admitting making indecent photographs of children. the 63—year—old is appearing for a hearing at westminster magistrates�* court. the chief magistrate may decide though that he doesn�*t have sufficient sentencing powers and could send the case up to a crown court. let�*s go live to our senior uk correspondent, sima kotecha, who is outside westminster magistrates court. we magistrates court. can see these arrival pictures. we can see these arrival pictures. describe to us what you saw happening. just minutes auo he you saw happening. just minutes ago he arrived _ you saw happening. just minutes ago he arrived in _ you saw happening. just minutes ago he arrived in a _ you saw happening. just minutes ago he arrived in a black- you saw happening. just minutes ago he arrived in a b

through the end of the week, but low pressure starts to nose its way in from the bay of biscay and france. so whilst we've got lots of sunshine through much of this week, by the end of the week and weekend, whilst it still stays warm in some sunny spells, there is a greater chance, particularly for england. and wales of a few showers. take care. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards is appearing is appearing at a hearing today after he admitted to accessing indecent photographs of children. we are watching the pictures of huw edwards arriving. an hour ago he stepped out of a taxi, carrying a small case. a large numbers of photographers and hammers to see the arrival. he was asked whether he wanted to apologise for his crimes but the former newsreader remained silent. let's speak to an experienced lawyer into child sexual abuse claims. thank you forjoining us here. in your professional view, what is the most likely sentence that will be handed down. my experience sa 5 be handed down. my experience sa sit be handed down. my experience sa 5 it is be handed down. my experience says it is

low pressure starts to move its way in from the bay of biscay into france. and and wales, or that the showers. take care. it is ten it is ten o�*clock, it is ten o�*clock, this it is ten o�*clock, this is it is ten o�*clock, this is bbc it is ten o�*clock, this is bbc news, i martine croxall. the former bbc presenter huw edwards has arrived at westminster magistrates�* court for a sentencing hearing which is due to start very soon. it comes after he admitted making indecent images of children. he was sent the pictures on whatsapp by a convicted paedophile. these are the pictures of huw edwards arriving just under an hour ago at the court. he stepped out of at the court. he stepped out of a taxi carrying a small case. questions were shouted about whether he wanted to apologise for his crimes, but the former newsreader remained silent. our senior uk correspondent sima kotecha is outside westminster magistrates�* court. describe what is happening this morning. yes, around half an hour ago, huw edwards turned up to this court in a black taxi. he stepped out dragg

low pressure in the bay of biscay drifting northwards.ry with sunny spells, some showers breaking out across england and wales later but into the weekend, showers and thunderstorms will break out more widely and temperatures will start to drop just a little bit. that is how it is looking. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines... a man has been charged with the murders of three people in a crossbow attack at their home in hertfordshire. a 22% pay rise forjunior doctors in england to bring an end to the 18—month—long dispute, the government says the deal is vital for the nhs. the liberal democrat party conference closes in brighton later today with a key note speech from leader sir ed davey. meet nazare, the injured turtle washed up in cumbria, now making waves in the warmer waters of the azores. junior doctors in england have warned ministers they expect above—inflation pay rises in future years — or they would face "consquences". the warning comes a day after they agreed a 22% pay rise over two years. the health secretary, wes str

night and into friday at the weekend, things start to change with low pressure developing in the bay of biscayss england and wales later got into the weekend, showers and thunderstorms will break out slightly more widely and temperatures start to drop just a little. that is how it is looking. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines... floods caused by a powerful storm in central europe have killed at least 18 people and left thousands homeless. ads, killed at least 18 people and left thousands homeless. a man has been charged _ left thousands homeless. a man has been charged with _ left thousands homeless. a man has been charged with the - has been charged with the murders of three people in a crossbow attack at their home in the uk. some british universities are asking for an increase in tuition fees in line with inflation to prevent them from sliding into decline. the public hearing into the titan submersible disaster revealed the final text messages sent by those on board. hello, i�*m rajini vaidyanathan. some breaking this is bbc news, the headlines... floods caused by a powerful sto

the few that he have are all operating out of the bay of biscay and the ones who have the schnauzers which are the ones that could have made it maybe who shan't and into the bay of the seine to interfere with that fleet. they had them all bottled up. they just could not get out of the bay. escape. now, the other part is, as you know, the higgins boat drivers played a big role. one did earn the medal of honor and. a lot of them were killed. yes. the higgins. for those who don't know a name, for andrew jackson higgins, who had a plant opposite new orleans at algiers on the mississippi river, who designed and invented and built these by the tens thousands. these are the you all see and these are the ones at the drop front ramp. they're very disposable, almost like tissues because you can get one use out of them, maybe two by the third time around their wreck. but they're driven by navy crews and, navy crew of three, a coxswain and two machine gunners. and that coxswain, unlike the guys down there in a, you know below the thought line waiting shore throwing up on their boots, the coxswain

from thursday night and into friday at the weekend things start to change, develops in the bay of biscayry, sunny spells around, showers breaking out across england and wales later. showers and thunderstorms likely more widely across the weekend and temperatures drop a little. see you soon. vaidyanathan live from vaidyanathan london, this is bbc news. the frenchman at the centre of a high—profile mass rape trial has admitted to all charges in his first testimony in court. floods caused by a powerful storm in central europe kill at least 18 people, and leave thousands homeless. a man has been charged with the murders of three people in a crossbow attack at their home in the uk. donald trump praises his security team after agents help foil sunday's apparent assassination attempt. i , i ,iam , i am rajina vaidyanathan, welcome to bbc news. a desperate operation to shore up flood defences is taking place in poland, as catastrophic flooding threatens to engulf a city. the mayor of nysa has asked all aa,000 residents to leave — with 500 soldiers now being drafted in. at least 16 people are now

this is marking an area of low pressure sitting across the bay of biscay and it's throwing towards user north, so any mist and fog that we've seen through this morning clearing away. lots of long spells of sunshine for many areas. it's going to feel warm and humid, 25, 26 degrees for the likes of western scotland, north—west england, as well. a few degrees cooler close to the east coast where you've got that breeze coming in off the sea, though heavy showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern england and south wales through tonight. there could be the odd spot of drizzle still around though. further north, again, some mist and some fog patches, some low clouds, so a bit of a murky start to saturday, but certainly mild with temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. so quite moist, humid air still with us as we head into the weekend. we've still got this area of low pressure to the south on saturday, but a little bit of a quieter day i think. not as many showers coming in, certainly compared to the heavy rain of today and yesterday. still a fair amount of cl

the satellite you can see the swirling mass of clouds marking an area of low pressure over the bay of biscayh this morning clearing away and lots of long spells of sunshine for many areas and it will feel warm and humid. 25, 20 6 degrees for the likes of us in scotland, north—west england as well. close to the east coast where you have the breeze coming in off the sea. heavy showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern england and south wales and there could be the odd spot of drizzle. further north, mist patches in the cloud so america started saturday and temperatures in the mid—teens. moist, humid air as we head into the weekend. we have an area of low pressure to the south on saturday. but a little bit of a quieter day. not as many showers coming in, compared to the heavy rain of today of today and yesterday. a fair amount of cloud and low cloud and mist in the north and the east. that should break up so for most places not a bad day and improving picture and some lovely warm sunshine and light winds in northern ireland, just scotland, northern england and w

or thereabouts through the end of the week, but low pressure starts to nose its way in from the bay of biscayd, whilst it still stays warm in some sunny spells, there is a greater chance, particularly for england. and wales of a few showers. take care. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards is appearing is appearing at a hearing today after he admitted to accessing indecent photographs of children. we are watching the pictures of huw edwards arriving. an hour ago he stepped out of a taxi, carrying a small case.

low pressure in the bay of biscay drifting northwards. it will be slow progress. breaking out across england and wales later but into the weekend, showers and thunderstorms will break out more widely and temperatures will start to drop just a little bit. that is how it is looking. see you soon. live from london. this is bbc news. the frenchman at the centre of a high—profile mass rape trial has admitted to all charges in his first testimony in court. floods caused by a powerful storm in central europe kill at least 18 people, and leave thousands homeless. a man has been charged with the murders of three people in a crossbow attack at their home in the uk. rapper and producer sean "diddy" combs has been arrested in new york. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the man at the centre of a mass rape trial in france has testified in court for the first time. dominique pelicot, who's 71, admitted he was a rapist, and asked for forgiveness. he's accused of repeatedly drugging and raping his then wife, gisele, over many years, and arranging for other men to rape her while she

low pressure developing in the bay of biscay drifting northwards. slow progress.s will break out slightly more widely and temperatures will start to drop just a little bit. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a woman and two of her daughters in hertfordshire in a crossbow attack. david lammy will make his first major speech as foreign secretary warning that crises in nature and climate are the defining issues of our times. you are watching bbc news. as we mentioned, the foreign secretary david lammy is to warn that crises in climate and nature are defining challenges of our times. nature are defining challenges of ourtimes. in nature are defining challenges of our times. in his first major speech he will announce plans to create an alliance countries to accelerate the transition to clean energy. you will also reinstate the british climate envoy role that was ditched by the previous government. campaigners have welcomed the uk's return to the world stage and climate action but warned it must be backed with cash and action, so we are waiting for t

low pressure starts to nose in from the bay of biscay in france. wers. the presenters huw edawrds is due to be sentenced shortly. huw edawrds was sent indecent images of children. mr edwards says he is truly sorry. these are the pictures from earlier when huw edawrds appeared at the hearing. he paid mr williams hundreds of pounds on gifts for the images. the prosecutor also told the court that it was accepted by the crown that mr edwards had suffered from depression and mental health issues. philip evans told the court that mr edwards wished to apologise and he was profoundly sorry. our senior uk correspondent sima kotecha has been outside westminster magistrates' court all morning. we westminster magistrates' court all morning-— westminster magistrates' court all mornin. ~ . ., ., all morning. we have heard from the prosecution _ all morning. we have heard from the prosecution and _ all morning. we have heard from the prosecution and the - all morning. we have heard from the prosecution and the defence | the prosecution and the defence in court, bo

— pressure push—up from the bay of biscay and — pressure push—up from the bay of biscay and france time of year with a mixture of sunshine and showers. we are getting used to those of sunshine and showers. thank you. see ou later. a couple of weeks ago here on breakfast we spoke to two brothers who are at risk of developing dementia in their 405, as they prepared for a fundraising challenge to run the entire length of britain. jordan and cian adams both have a rare faulty gene, which can lead to fronto—temporal dementia — like their mum, grand mother and aunt. let's see how they've been getting on since we last saw them on the starting line atjohn 0'groats. day 15 of running the entire length of the uk. jordan and cian adams are here with us now. amazing stuff. they have managed to slow down for a few minutes. how are your legs? slow down for a few minutes. how are our leis? ., , ,, slow down for a few minutes. how are ourleis? ., , ,, ., your legs? knocks and bumps, we are 18 da s in your legs? knocks and bumps, we are 18 days in and — your legs? knocks and bumps, we are 18 days i