my life has been very much involved with the media, ever since so many years ago i started in bbc local radio of thing would be further down the line. a fine place to start, it sets you up well for a career with the bbc working in local radio. you are also recognised by bafta, the honours are pulling in view at the moment. -- pouring in. that was the industry this is something very different, when you are recognised by the country, it is rather thrilling. too many of us, too many women in broadcasting, you area too many women in broadcasting, you are a trailblazer, you are doing things well ahead of a lot of women. asa things well ahead of a lot of women. as a foreign correspondent. were you aware of that at the time, did you feel like you were pushing the boundaries for the rest of us?|j have never said i was first doing things, there were many women, i say many, a good handful of very distinguished people who many years ago were reporters, some for the bbc, i remember being contacted by one of them when i had done the iranian embassy siege, a wonderful lady called audrey russell who was a c

bbc local radio is a good place to go for a detailed local to you.orthern part of the british isles but still around coasts 50 60 mph and across some of the higher ground, too. some light panty removing its way through on thursday morning. further north spell of heavy rain and showers across scotland, the weather in terms of the rain coming down significantly as the day goes on, the wind gradually easing to the north and remain in quite strongly to 30 evening for northern scotland. 2020 kennedy sunshine in the south—east, so not a bad day here. friday in comparison a much quieter story, the wind becomes lighter again, some showers for scotland and a few for northern ireland but overall is fair weather and temperatures ranging from 17 up to 22 degrees for the south—east. as for the weekend looks like we could see some spells of rain around, on into next week. if anything the southern half of the british isles should settle later. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm, chaos in westminster. the people of scotland will no

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you. day after a fairly quiet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further towards the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, towards ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east throu

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.er a fairly quiet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further to the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on

travel disruption for thursday morning's rush hour, gales or severe gales, so do tune into your bbc local radiofind out if there are any impacts where you are. now, the wet and windy weather will slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but actually, down towards the south—east, still getting up to around 22 degrees. then we look ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, it's certainly not going to be completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. a

travel disruption for thursday morning's rush hour, gales or severe gales, so do tune into your bbc local radiondy weather will slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but actually, down towards the south—east, still getting up to around 22 degrees. then we look ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, it's certainly not going to be completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: north kor

your bbc local radio station will, of course, keep you up to date.rned out during today. you can see the showers and storms, particularly focused across parts of wales, northern ireland, north west england, southern scotland. we've had a few breaking out across the far northwest of scotland as well. one or two showers and storms elsewhere as we go through tonight. most of those showers will fade away. but we're going to be left with a lot of clouds and misty, murky conditions once again because of the humidity. temperatures will not drop very hard getting down to between 12 and i6 degrees in most places. another pretty muggy night for sleeping, i have to say. but as we go on into tomorrow aftera grey, cloudy, murky, muggy start, things across the south should start to brighten up quite nicely. in fact we'll see some really good spells of sunshine in here. further north, still the potential for some of those hit—and—miss downpours for northern ireland and scotland. but perhaps most especially northern and eastern parts of england. these thunderstorms

an examination of evidence by bbc local radio shows that serious allegations of abuse went unrecordedad and retired clergy were left out of a review in 2010. donna birrell reports. survivors say failures by the church of england to accurately record the number of abuse allegations may have led to abuse continuing unchecked. the church is now asking for survivors to the church is now asking for sui’vivoi’s to come the church is now asking for survivors to come forward with their views on how the church has responded to them, something many think is too little, too late. the response of the church to survive as i think has been wholly inadequate. i think has been wholly inadequate. i think there has been a sense of paralysis, almost, on the part of the church of not quite knowing how to deal with it. as seeing the survivors is the problem. an independent enquiry is looking at the way the anglican church handled abuse claims. it showed them with discussions and disagreements within the church about which cases should be. one e—mail talks about damage to the then archbishop of canterbury.

an examination of evidence by bbc local radio shows that serious allegations of abuse went unrecorded cases involving dead and retired clergy were left out of a review in 2010. donna birrell reports. survivors say failures by the church of england to accurately record the number of abuse allegations may have led to abuse continuing unchecked. the church is now asking for survivors to come forward with their views on how the church has responded to them, something many think is too little, too late. the response of the church to survivors i think has been wholly inadequate. i think there has been a sense of paralysis, almost, on the part of the church of not quite knowing how to deal with it. as seeing the survivors as the problem. an independent enquiry is looking at the way the anglican church handled abuse claims. it shows emails with discussions and disagreements within the church about which cases should be. 0ne e—mail talks about damage to the then archbishop of canterbury. though he told the enquiry he never saw the e—mail. other documents highlight serious cases which never mad

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further to the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best o

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.er a fairly quiet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further towards the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, towards ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.iet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further to the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturd

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.airly quiet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further to the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on throug

travel disruption for thursday morning's rush hour, gales or severe gales, so do tune into your bbc local radios we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but actually, down towards the south—east, still getting up to around 22 degrees. then we look ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, it's certainly not going to be completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: north korea's state news agency is claiming that president trump agreed to lift sanctions during his meeting with kimjong—un in sin

travel disruption is distinctly possible, bbc local radio will be all over that, i assure you.ticeably windy day after a fairly quiet spell of weather. even here, as the weather front tumbles its way ever further to the south and east, we'll find a little bit of rain. there's no doubt about it the bulk of rain will be found in scotland but i think rain becomes less and less of a problem and slowly, slowly, oh so slowly, especially in the northern half of britain, does the strength of the wind. with the sun coming out in the afternoon for many of us, we'll push the temperatures into the low 20s at the very best. friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northern ireland and the possibility of downpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east thro

neck of the woods, or indeed quite widely across northern britain, there could be disruption and bbc local radioe door first thing, a noticeably windy day. southern parts of the pennines, into the higher ground of the peak district, some northern parts of wales in exposure could look at gusts of 50 mph. the tail end of the weather fronts sweeps away taking what little rain they would have be in south—eastern parts and eventually things will dry and brighten up in many locations, that will help to get the temperatures to around 21, 22 at best. friday sees a speckling of showers across the western side of scotla nd showers across the western side of scotland and may be down into northern ireland, but elsewhere, a much quieter day and a very pleasant day. less wind certainly an high on the day in the south of around 22. further north, locked into the teens. not an overly inspiring start to the weekend given we've got low pressure nearby and those fronts. and unsettled look to the start of the weekend, but i'm hopeful that sunday may well be a dry day —— an u nsettled. this is your business briefing

potential for northern england, travelling tomorrow, potentialfor some disruption, stay tuned to bbc local radioand wales, sunny spells feeding in, persistent rain for north—east scotland, that is working to the east, behind it, sunny spells, reading in with the risk of one or two blustery showers. wind easing as we move through the afternoon, temperatures of a maximum of 22 celsius. hello, it's wednesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. a year ago tonight, one of the uk's worst disasters in modern times happened here — at grenfell tower — in west london. a fire engulfed all 2a storeys of the tower block, killing in total 72 people. this morning we here to talk to those who lost friends and family and to talk to survivors. the official inquiry into how it happened has heard that a catalogue of errors contributed to such a huge loss of life. a local authority instigated and oversaw the refurbishment of a social housing high—rise tower block in such a way as to render it a death trap. this morning, we'll look at the promises that were made in the aftermath of the

you can get details on bbc local radio. ently. a freelance worker has won the right to holiday and sick pay, in a ruling with ramifications for the gig economy. sport now on afternoon live with hugh.... and hugh there‘s a pleased president donald trump, the world cup will be going back to the united states. world peace and the world cup? there isa world peace and the world cup? there is a lot of excitement today in the united states, especially for soccer fans. they felt unluckily to miss out on hosting the 2018 world cup 2022 as well, but a renewed bid came back alongside canada and mexico, and it was successful today. they went head—to—head with morocco in a vote in moscow and came out on top. richard conway was there for us. the member associations of canada, mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa... mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa. .. united in mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa... united in victory. mexico, the united states and canada can now prepare to host the 2026 world cup, a prize t

keep up to date with us here on the bbc and on your bbc local radio.lustery started thursday, a few showers, not a huge amount of rain if your garden is crying out for it, lots of sunshine into thursday afternoon, a few scattered showers across the north. feeling fresh in the breeze but pleasa nt feeling fresh in the breeze but pleasant enough in the sunshine. friday and into the weekend, another speu friday and into the weekend, another spell of rain across the north, but it looks reasonably 0k. a bit of sunshine here and there but some showers too. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... president donald trump and north korea's kimjong un make history, with a handshake. people are going to be very impressed. people are going to be very happy. and we're going to take care of a very big and very dangerous problem for the world. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. good afternoon. i'm hugh woosencroft with a look at the latest sport here

if you are on the move, bbc local radio will be all over this sort of thing. like much on this scale, but each of those individual specs can be a real issue. notice how we have started to push this not only in the south, but in the central belt of scotland and northern ireland. there is a dotting through the north—west of england and wales as well. and further towards the south and east, there are individual cells which, if you run into one, will change your day from being rather lovely and warm and close into something a bit trickier, especially if you are on the move. so how do we see things through the rush—hour and the evening? they are still there, but by the small hours of saturday, they fade away on what will be another close night. that is how we start the weekend. don't be fooled by the dry start. if you are out and about across eastern parts of england and the north of england, the southern uplands of scotland, we are again into that mixture of torrential downpours, causing some issues. towards the south—west, both on saturday and sunday, there isn't

if you are travelling anticipate there will be issues and bbc local radio is the first port of call tocomparison to the north of the british isles in the south a quieter picture. as the day goes on, more rain passing scotland. in the afternoon, things become quieter. the wind is slower to taper off particularly in northern scotland but in the south, sunny spells and temperatures in the low 20s but bear in mind tomorrow's morning rush—hour could be difficult across northern britain. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me — this is bbc news, our latest headlines: i order the right honourable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house. snp mps walk out after their westminster leader is expelled from the house of commons following a heated exchange with the speaker over brexit. let's be under no illusion. this is a constitutional

travel disruption for thursday morning's rush hour, gales or severe gales, so do tune into your bbc local radioimpacts where you are. now, the wet and windy weather will slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but actually, down towards the south—east, still getting up to around 22 degrees. then we look ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, it's certainly not going to be completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: north korea claims president trump a

if you're planning to travel on thursday morning it will be worth keeping in touch with your bbc local radioot some heavy rain to content with as well. a pretty rough start to thursday, but things will improve. out area of low pressure will slide away and the wind will piece —— ease and the rain will as. it there will be some styles of sunshine around and in the south, 22 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend, some spells of sunshine around. a little bit of rain around from time to time and those two bridges still ripping up. someone —— wet and windy weather tree wednesday night but they should start off fairly quietly. good night. hello and a very good morning from singapore. i'm rico hizon. it's 7am on wednesday the 13th ofjune, as this city state recovers from hosting that extraordinary kim—trump summit. and i'm babita sharma. in the next 26 minutes we'll bring you all the big moments and answer some of the key questions. welcome to our special coverage here on newsday. it finally happened. the first handshake between a sitting us president and a north korea

catch some of this heavy rain, they could be localised flooding, disruption could be possible, bbc local radioou get the sense that there are fewer showers to report. there are still some, you'd have to be prepared in the north and east to run into something. again temperatures away from the east coast are responding nicely to the sunshine, a high of 25. to start next week it's a different story because high pressure is dominating but the flow is coming at as of the north sea. that means a lot of moisture and clout to start the day and some of you are probably going to keep that cloud the greater part of the day, i thought perhaps the area around ayrshire could be favoured with a high of around 21. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm ben brown. today at 3. the eu says it will bring in tariffs on imports from the united states within 20 days after donald trump imposed new tariffs on imports of european steel and aluminium. it is pure protectionism, european steel and aluminium exports to the united states cannot be seen as a threat to their internal security. calls from unions for the tr

if you are travelling, it is worth checking and staying up—to—date with bbc local radio.ally around the coasts of wales and across the peak district. but in comparison to the south, a much quieter morning. the winds eventually tail off by the time we get through the afternoon into the early evening, but they will stay strong across northern scotland. by the afternoon, it will not look too bad. temperatures will be similarto not look too bad. temperatures will be similar to today. but friday does bring the promise of a much quieter day. much lighter winds, showers for scotla nd day. much lighter winds, showers for scotland and northern ireland. quite a bit of cloud around, but temperatures fairly similar to the figures we will see in the next couple of days, high teens or late 20s. saturday will be quite showery, almost punchy showers at times, with heavy downpours. if anything, sunday looks like the drier and brighter day of the two. but it's all about hector now for the next 24 hours, so it's worth keeping up—to—date with the forecast. drama in the house of commons as mp

travel disruption for thursday morning's rush hour, gales or severe gales, so do tune into your local bbc radioe wet and windy weather will slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but actually, down towards the south—east, still getting up to around 22 degrees. looking ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, not completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: north korean state media says

your bbc local radio station will keep you posted with what is happening where you are, as well i tomorrow and northern ireland. temperatures into the 20s in the south. friday is the day for gardening. thank you very much. we will get the business news. just looking at a story which has just broken, dixons saying they have uncovered what they say is unauthorised access to data. 6 million cards in all were accessed. it has only come in the last few minutes. and we are on the case to find out, and this is the statement they have put out this morning, saying they have become aware of an incident to do with customer details. so we are on the case of explaining exactly what it means and i will let you know once we have that information, very shortly. we will have more on that. do you want me to tell you what else we are doing? go on then. more people are taking out power of attorneys, a legal process that allows a relative or close friend to manage your financial affairs if you lose the mental capacity to do it yourself. yes, this is when someone else has the power to make decisions on your beh

gales or severe gales, so tune into your local bbc radio station to find out if there are any impacts windy weather will slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures cool and fresh across the north, but downpours the south still getting up to around 22 degrees. looking ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. outbreaks of patchy rain across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. looking towards the weekend, not completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. hello and a very good morning from singapore. i'm rico hizon. it's 8am on wednesday the 13th ofjune, as this city state recovers from hosting that extraordinary kim—trump summit. and i'm babita sharma. in the next 26 minute

gales or severe gales, so do tune into your local bbc radio station to find out if there are any impactshursday. so aside from a few showers, especially in the north, it's actually going to turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures — well, cool and fresh across northern areas, but downpours in the south—east still, getting up to around 22 degrees. looking ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds. some spells of sunshine around. some outbreaks of patchy rain, perhaps, across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found towards the south—east, the highest of the temperatures here as well. and then, as we look towards the weekend, not completely dry. there will be some showers around at times. there should equally be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures in places up into the 20s. the this is bbc world news. the headlines: donald trump has described his talks with north korea's kim jong—un as "tremendous". the two leaders held an unprecedented one—on—one meeting on tuesday, where north korea pledged to rid the kor

because travel disruption for as their modern, gales or severe gales of speech and into your local bbc radiol slowly ease as we go on through the day on thursday. aside from a fuchsia owls, especially in the north, it will turn into a decent day. good spells of sunshine and temperatures cooler and fresh across the north but downpours the south—east still getting up to around 22 degrees. looking ahead to friday, a quieter day with light winds are. and spells of sunshine around. 0utbrea ks of winds are. and spells of sunshine around. outbreaks of patchy rain across northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. best of the sunshine likely to be found around the south—east, at the highest temperatures here as well. towards the weekend, not completely dry. and showers around at times and there should be some equal spells of sunshine and temperatures in place up sunshine and temperatures in place up into the 20s. this is bbc world news, the headlines. donald trump has described his talks with north korea's kimjong—un as "tremendous". the two leaders held an unprecedented one—on—one meeting on t

bbc local radio is a good source of information in these circumstances.. the central belt, could be favoured very nicely, with a high at this stage of about 21. tariffs on steel and aluminium. 30,000 people work in the british steel industry — which is now bracing itself for the impact of president trump‘s protectionist measures we are really equally worried, from a whole sector point of view, of a flood of steel that would normally have gone to the us coming to our market, needing to find a new home in europe, dropping down prices and destabilising our sector. we‘ll have the latest on possible eu retaliation from our correspondent in brussels. also this lunchtime. claims that new timetables have caused carnage on the railways — and calls for the transport secretary to resign. things are just beyond a joke at the moment.

bbc local radio good place to get details on disruption occurred where you are., as the brexit debate heats up. i ordered the right honourable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house. amid heated exchanges the snp leader is expelled by the speaker, and then the rest of his party's mps walk out of the chamber. earlier tory rebels warned the prime minister to stick to assurances made about parliament's role overseeing the terms of britain's withdrawal. this government will deliver a brexit forjobs. this government will deliver a brexit that is good for britain. we'll have the latest on a heated prime minister's questions. also this lunchtime. president trump says north korea is no longer a nuclear threat, as he returns from his meeting with kimjong un.

stay in touch with the forecast and you can find out more on your bbc local radio station and from the you follow this rain around it takes another swipe at scotland as it moves from west to east. it will still be very windy across the northern half of the country. slowly it will moderate as we go through the course of the day. for much of england and wales the wind will quite quickly tend to abate, leaving a breezy day on thursday. heading into friday, a quieter day weather—wise. a lot of sunshine to start with, cloud building through the day. and then we've got another weather front coming our way. the day. and then we've got another weatherfront coming our way. that is going to bring some rain in across parts of central and west in scotla nd across parts of central and west in scotland and also northern ireland. but it won't be particularly heavy compared to what we are looking at early on thursday. temperature—wise we're looking at 17—22. hello, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. we're here at grenfell tower, where a year ago tonight one of the uk's worst disasters in modern

keep you up to date on bbc brea kfast will keep you up to date on bbc breakfast but you can also find out what's happening on your local radioe a look at today's papers. one of the of course we are focusing on this morning is grenfell, one on since that awful fire took place. g re nfell tower since that awful fire took place. grenfell tower in south london. picture on the front page of the guardian is mark inglis, saying that sandra and karim were pounding the streets in desperate loops —— mark inglis. —— mark king this. take a look at the front page of the daily telegraph... this symbol being seen as people remembering grenfell one year on. a mother and child reading messages of condolences near the site of g re nfell tower. condolences near the site of grenfell tower. charlie is there this morning looking at how many buildings were lit up overnight to mark one year on. the sun, this is the inside page, it has taken a look at the victims‘ stories and it has named the victims one year on. on the inside pages, taking a look at their stories to the best of their ability. we will keep you updated with what‘s happening this morn