look back at the bbc‘s we are bradford week later today in a special programme at 12:30pm on bbc one yorkshireer on the bbc iplayer. time for the weather. the weather is cheerier across england and wales. glorious outside at the moment. in the north, scotland and northern ireland we are seeing plenty of showers, more than yesterday and they are moving southwards. they will spread into the north of england and reach north wales before the end of the day. still in the best at the sunshine further south. overnight we will keep patchy cloud at times across western areas. that should keep the temperatures falling too far here. with clearer skies further east we will have chilly air by the end of the night. temperatures down one or two degrees in edinburgh and newcastle. a chilly start to monday but gloriously sunny bad thing. more clout in the north a few showers in the north—west of scotland. the eastern coast of england and scotland will be a bit low—power. in 13 degrees, similar to the weather today. that is the forecast. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines... senior cons

look back at the bbc‘s we are bradford week later today in a special programme at 12:30pm on bbc one yorkshire

a look back at the bbc‘s we are bradford week later today in a special programme at 12.30 on bbc one yorkshired wales with lots of sunshine, but further north we have seen some shower clouds. you can see these on the satellite picture, moving into northern ireland, scotland and moving into northern england, north wales as well. that's how we start off this evening then, with a few showers around. particularly across north and western areas and it's the patchy cloud in the north and west that will prevent much of a frost. whereas further east with clearer skies, it's here where we'll see temperatures falling away. temperatures down to one or two by the end of the night in edinburgh and newcastle. in the countryside, cold enough for some patches of frost. so a chilly start to the day for many of us on monday. high pressure in charge and we do have this warm front moving in across northern areas. what that means is after a chilly start to the day with plenty of sunshine, the weather will tend to cloud over from the north and west and at the same time, will have chilly winds coming down the north

at the bbc‘s we are bradford week later today in a special programme at half past twelve on bbc one yorkshireat have come out of bradford. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. you cannot smile. i am grinning my head off. this weather watcher picture is living up to its name. there is not a cloud in the sky but there are some showers around up to there are some showers around up to the north and west, some are quite nasty and when the winds in excess of 50 to a0 miles an hour. it is a weather front and you can see it moving south and east so a small improvement into the north west of scotla nd improvement into the north west of scotland later today but for a time being plenty of showers and some of those following as snow in the higher ground. 0ne those following as snow in the higher ground. one or two are starting to push into northern ireland so over the next few hours basing south and east towards the scottish borders and eventually will move into the north west of england but allowing fewer showers and brighter conditions to the second half of the day. england and wales yo

reporting on the election on sunday to dig more on all the news for you anytime on the bbc website. 18 degrees in the sunshine in yorkshire uk, it may have been mild but it was cloudy and that cloud is with us as it begins. there are changes on the way. as this weather front moves southwards, it will bring cooler conditions but more of us will get to see some sunshine over the weekend. cloudy, damp, drizzly in places, misty and murky but very mild. bearing down from northwest scotland and as it moves, we see the wind strengthening. this is where we will see the strongest gusts during the day, in excess of a0 miles per hour, in excess of 60 across the northern and western isles. so the rain is moving south across scotland and northern ireland, into parts of north—west england and north wales but look behind the weather front. land appears. an indication the sun is coming out, a few blustery showers, wintry on the hills. ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south coast but most stay cloudy and mild. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front

on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. 18 degrees in the sunshine in yorkshire on thursday with us as it begins. there are changes on the way. as this weather front moves southwards, it will bring cooler conditions but more of us will get to see some sunshine over the weekend. this is how friday starts. cloudy, damp, drizzly in places, misty and murky but very mild. there is the rain from the weather front, winds strengthening, northern england, northern ireland, scotland. the strongest wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. here is the rain from that front moving across scotland and northern ireland. later towards north—west england and north wales. look how it clears up behind the front. some sunshine appearing, blustery showers, increasingly wintry but maybe notjust on hills as we go into friday night. ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coast, still mild. the front moves south on friday evening and night, becoming increasingly light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east angl

that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. 18 degrees in the sunshine in yorkshire on thursday thatld but it was cloudy and that cloud is with us as it was cloudy and that cloud is with us as it begins. there are changes in the way. is this weather front moves southwards, it will bring cooler conditions but more of us will get to see some sunshine over the weekend. this is how friday starts. cloudy, damp, drizzly and places, misty and murky but very mild. there is the rain from the weather front, wins strengthening, northern england, northern ireland scotland. the strongest wind gusts in of a0 miles per hour. here is the rain from that front moving across scotla nd rain from that front moving across scotland and northern ireland. later towards north—west england and north wales. look how it clears up behind the front. some sunshine appearing, blustery showers, increasingly wintry but maybe notjust on hills as we go into friday night. ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coast, still mild. the front moves south on friday even

now on bbc news, the highlights of a special week of coverage from bradford in west yorkshire, featuringhat matter most to the people of the city. this is we are bradford. we are bradford. doesn't it look fantastic, and over the next half an hour we are going to be exploring the issues that really matter to the folk who live here. the people of bradford are driving the new agenda and they are helping us make a decision about what we cover. and the stories reflecting all of the city's life, being broadcasted across the bbc, on tv, on radio, online and on social media. already we have received hundreds of stories and i promise you this — every single one of them will be looked at but how did we get here in the first place? david sillito can explain. can i ask you a quick question? can you say hello to the camera? hello. hello, i am from the bbc. will has been making a little film and bradford. that is brilliant, thank you very much. and he has had all sorts of responses. hello. ciao. that is lovely. brilliant, thank you very much. one more time for me please? one think he had to do was rea

now on bbc news, the highlights of a special week of coverage from bradford in west yorkshire, featuringver the next half an hour we are going to be exploring the issues that really matter to the good folk who live here. the people of bradford are driving the news agenda and they're helping us make the decision about what we cover. and the stories reflecting all of the city's life are being broadcast across the bbc, on tv, on radio, online and on social media. already we have received hundreds of stories and i promise you this — every single one of them will be looked at. but how did we get here in the first place? david sillito can explain. can i ask you a quick question? is that 0k? can you say hello to the camera? hello.

now on bbc news, the highlights of a special week of coverage from bradford in west yorkshire, featuring? over the next half an hour we are going to be exploring the issues that really matter to the good folk who live here. the people of bradford are driving the news agenda. they're helping us make the decision about what we cover. and the stories reflecting all of the city's life

next on bbc news, the highlights of a special week of coverage from bradford in west yorkshire, featuringd. doesn't it look fantastic and over the next half an hour we are going to be exploring the issues that really matter to the folk who live here. the people of bradford are driving the new agenda and they are helping us make a decision about what we cover. and the stories reflecting all of the city's life, being broadcasted across the bbc, on tv, on radio, online and on social media. already we have received hundreds of stories and i promise you this every single one of them will be looked at but how did we get here in the first place? david sillito can explain. can i ask you a quick question is that is ok? can you say hello to the camera? hello. hello, i am from the bbc. they are making a little film and bradford. that is brilliant, thank you very much. and he has had all sorts of responses. hello. chao. that is lovely. brilliant, thank you very much. 0ne that is lovely. brilliant, thank you very much. one more time for me please? come on. 0ne think he had to do was reassure people th

if you look at west yorkshire and south yorkshire, that target time has been missed by both on thousands of occasions and it is getting worse. the headlines on bbcss new zealand to remember the victims of the mosque attacks — as the country's prime minister says her office received a message from the suspected killer minutes before the shootings theresa may calls on mps to make an ‘honourable compromise‘ and back her brexit deal — or risk never leaving the eu. police response times to the most urgent calls at two of england‘s biggest forces have become significantly slower in the past five years, according to figures obtained by the bbc. liverpool are winning at fulham 1— nail. the last of the fa cup quarterfinals is under way. millwall are at home to brighton. it is currently goalless. they are just into the second half. celtic are ten points clear in the scottish premiership after a winner at dundee. it finished 1—0. lewis hamilton came second in the grand prix. his team—mate took the chequered flag in melbourne. i will be back with a full update in the next hour. see you then. brexit has been at the forefront of vince cable‘s final conference

afghan hounds to yorkshire terriers, 22,000 dogs are competing for the prestigious title of best in show. not quite a lead story, but not a bad tail either. you are watching you stay on the bbcas so far claimed about 500,000 lives, has been raging for eight years this month. among the victims are innocent children who've grown up knowing only conflict. we've been following two of them — children who are as old as the conflict itself. caroline hawley has been back to meet them. my name is mustafa. the eight—year—old and his little sister survived a barrel bomb. it destroyed their family home near aleppo, leaving only their grandmother to look after them. safe in the cupboard is mustafa's most precious possession. it's all he has left of his father, ibrahim, who died saving him. his mother was also killed, but he doesn't even have a photo to remember her. mustafa was so badly injured he spent a whole year in hospital. twice a week he still comes for physiotherapy. he is a strong boy. he's very strong. his left hand doesn't move properly because of a piece of shrapnel in his brain. his hips were badly broken and one leg is now longer than the other. the challenges mustafa faces

on her local league because some clubs have a men—only policy. the governing body says it's disappointing and unacceptable. bbc radio five live's chris warburton‘s been to meet her. i went to meet rebecca in yorkshireicker and has played the game from when she was seven years of age. her dad used to take her to a local liberal club. she could barely see over the table, but she got really good. and she became the captain of the club, she became the world number three, what an amazing achievement, and she that is when she ran into problems. i was just told i will not be able to play in that fixture, i would have to stay home. what reasons did they give you? we are not going to letting our wives, so we will not let you in. how does that make you feel? 0utrage, to be told he cannot play the sport you love because of your gender is ridiculous. it is difficult remembering it. humiliating? she took a stance and said she will not play in the league. the world number three not able to play in her local league, which is a ridiculous situation. she went to the man said can we play these games ina the man said can we play these games in a neutral venue? it went to the agm, they had a vote, it is a male board,

bbc news, in castleford, west yorkshire. spoiler alert, if you missed masterchef last night and you want to catch up on the final later, herei tzortzoglou joins us now. good morning to you. i love the way that you said your name. did we see it correctly? it is a fabulous name. yes. and you have won the trophy. you have brought it in.|j yes. and you have won the trophy. you have brought it in. i am going to sleep with it tonight. there is a space. i have made a space. all along, i was putting other people in the final, it did not feature in my thinking and the girls had every right to be there and to get this. it is an amazing experience when you go through something like that because you get to know other people who are going through the stresses and strains that no one else really understands that you are going through. had you experienced anything like that, that intensity, before? no, and closeness. i had not experienced that. it sounds really strange, but there are people you know very little about and yet you are so know very little about and yet you are so close to them and we are still in contact and messaging each o

bbc news, kent. you can see panorama "britain s most controversial landlord", tonight at 8.30pm on bbc one. you can also catch up on the bbc iplayer. scientists in yorkshirethe mouth of the humber river, conservationists are building what they hope will be a desperate for oyster. shellfish were plentiful here until the 1950s. the demands of the dining delicacy led to overfishing and near extinction. now they are being sought for their environmental benefits. it is one of those species where it creates habitat and it can be the first species in nature colonised and establish an area. and it is the oysters from this lock in south—west scotland that scientists have their eye on. they had been given special permission to relocate several hundred. there is nothing more natural than an oyster living in the sea. they pick up the quality of where they are grown. the team from yorkshire need to get these creatures down to the humber as quickly as possible. lough ryan is one of the last places in the uk where you can actually get natural oysters and there are enough on them that we can take some and bring them back to this site to establish them. six hours and 200

bbc one. you can also catch it on the bbc iplayer. scientists in yorkshirends for the dining delicacy led to overfishing and near extinction. now they're being sought for their environmental benefits. it's one of those species where it creates habitats and it can be the first species in there to colonise and establish an area. and it's the oysters from loch ryan in southwest scotland that yorkshire scientists have got their eye on. they've been given special permission to relocate several hundred. there's nothing more natural than an oyster that lives in the sea. and they do pick up the qualities of where they're grown. the team from yorkshire need to get these creatures down to the humber as quickly as possible. loch ryan is one of the last places in the uk where you can actually get native natural oysters and there are enough on them that we can take some and bring them back to the site on the humber to re—establish them. six hours and 200 miles later, they've arrive on the humber and are ready for their new home. i think it's fantastic. it's really innova

bbc news, washington. a member of the house of lords has been charged with two counts of attempted rape. south yorkshire police say former labour peer lord nazir ahmed of rotherham is also charged with oneyears in prison for the manslaughter of his former girlfriend at a music festival in dorset last summer. ceon broughton supplied louella fletcher meekie — who's the daughter of holby city actorjohn michie — with the class a drug 2cp. the 2a—year—old was found dead near the bestival site last september. salisbury is to be declared decontaminated of novichok after an almost year—long military clean—up following the sergei skripal poisoning. the former russian spy‘s house and 11 other potentially infected sites are expected to be ruled safe on friday. military teams have spent 13,000 hours on the clean—up after mr skripal and his daughter yulia were targeted with the nerve agent in march last year, which left them seriously ill. in a moment, we'll have all the business news. but first, the headlines on bbc news. the indian pilot captured by pakistani forces has been released, according to local media. the pilot's jet was shot down over kashmir by pakistani military earlier this week. the